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Section of cities that Jews were consigned to.
Ghettos
Belief that God has determined in advanced who will be saved and who will be damned.
Predestination
Another name for the Church of England.
The Anglican Church
A release from all or part of punishment for sin by the Catholic Church, reducing time in purgatory after death.
Indulgences
Writer of In Praise of Folly.
Erasmus
Through his studies Martin Luther came to believe that this was the ultimate source of truth.
The Bible
Denomination that preached nonviolence and separation of church and state and who were hated by both Protestants and Catholics.
Anabaptists
Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire who attempted to have Martin Luther arrested.
Charles V
John Calvin was based in this city.
Geneva
Martin Luther reportedly posted his 95 Theses here.
The Door of Wittenberg Castle
Series of conflicts in Germany where common people attempted to rise up against their lords.
The Peasant’s War
This woman is known for reorganizing the Carmelite order of nuns.
Teresa of Avila
The wife of Martin Luther, a former nun.
Katharina von Boren
Bloody Mary executed this number of people for being Protestant.
300
It was at this council meeting that Martin Luther was branded a heretic and criminal by the Holy Roman Emperor.
The Diet of Worms
This man is renowned for founding the Religious Order of Jesuits.
Ignatius of Loyola
This man is noted in your textbook for hiding Martin Luther from the Holy Roman Emperor and having a great amount of relics.
Fredrick III (The Wise)
Arch Bishop of Canterbury, executed in 1556 for not converting to Catholicism.
Thomas Cranmer
Swiss leader killed in battle with Catholic forces.
Ulrich Zwingli
Pope who oversaw reforms in the Catholic church in response to the Protestant Reformation.
Pope Paul III