Consequences Of The Protestant Reformation Treaty

One of the earliest political consequences caused by the Protestant Reformation was the Peace of Augsburg. It was a treaty signed in 1555 between The Lutheran Princes, The Holy Roman Empire, and Charles V. It was created due to the growing resentment between the people of the Roman Catholic and Lutheran religion. The treaty was one of the few positive outcomes of the early Protestant reformation; It was a non-permanent fix and it allowed the head of each individual German states religious choice between Catholicism and Lutheranism. Though the treaty was strict and temporary, it had a positive outcome on Germany during early protestant reformation, previous to The Thirty Years War.
The Thirty Years War was one of the final and biggest political