Respuesta :
1. impact of Spanish king Philip II and French king Louis XIV on the arts
both were enthusiastic patrons of the arts
both were enthusiastic patrons of the arts
Answer:
Explanation:
1. What impacts did Philip II and Louis XIV have on the arts?
Philip II ruled Spain for many years, and during his reign he thought that one of the things that needed development was art and literature. He was a fanatic of portraits and was truly a collector of art; and sometimes, he liked being the artist. He liked to ask multiple artists to portray him and the most important people of his life. One of the most important things is that he transformed the art in Spain from provincial to international worth and respect. Louis XIV ruled France for many years and during his reign he centralized his government around art and architecture. To support art in France he established the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, in order to control art and artistic education. Louise XIV also built the most important architecture building of the era. The one that held one of the biggest art collections, the palace of Versailles.
2. What was the result of the conflict in the Dutch Netherlands?
The franco-dutch war was a conflict that lasted 6 years between France and the Dutch Republic; and each side had their own allies. It all started when Spain felt threaten by the French expansion; and eventually, France decided to invade the Spanish Netherlands to gain more land and that is when the war started. Various battles occurred, many people died, and all the countries were starting to feel the loss of money invested in the war. The peace talk began in 1976 and the final battle was the battle of Saint-Denis where the Spanish and Dutch joined forces to fight the French army in Luxembourg. France won the battle and Spain agreed to an armistice and a formal peace treaty on 1976.
