Charles V Domestic Policies Successes
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- Charles V Domestic Policies
- Religion
- Little way of Prot. entering Spain (geographical position)
- Ban on Lutheran books
- Inquisition dealt w/ Erasmians and Illuminists
- Worked w/ clergy to improve their standard of preaching
- Introduced Cisneros' Polyglot Bible
- Government
- Created new councils to satisfy power-hungry + troublesome nobility w/ titles that granted only illusory power
- Through this he removed much opposition from high-up members of soc.
- Kept a level of control by writing to ministers himself + delegated work using secretaries
- Cortes used mainly for providing finance
- Finance
- Made Alcabala (sales tax) regular reducing its value
- Food tax- Sisa was refused to be paid
- Servicio also collected
- Huge influx of bullion from NW
- Revolts
- Communeros- 1520-21
- Repressed by Charles
- Started because of greedy burgundian advisors and Charles' absence
- Charles learnt spanish and stayed in Spain for a decent amount of time
- Germania 1519-22
- Areas surrendered after being abandoned by nobles
- No more revolts after this
- Captured Queen Juana who agreed to support their grievances but didn't commit to paper
- Communeros- 1520-21
- Religion
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