Protestant Groups
A religious order also called the society of Jesus founded by Ignatius of Loyola in 1534 to strengthen the Catholic Church.
Jesuit
City in which Luther posted his critique of Catholic Church
Wittenburg
Language in which the 95 Theses was originally written
Latin
John Calvin
Language the Bible was written and read until the Protestant Reformation
Latin
This King sought an annulment from Catherine of Aragon for failing to produce a male heir
King Henry VIII
Piece of paper promising to decrease one's time in purgatory
Indulgence
Church practice that was at the heart of Luther's critique of the Catholic Church
Selling indulgences
Group that believed that baptism ought to occur later in life as a conscious act of faith
Anabaptists
Marriage
French Protestant
Huguenot
Through Faith Alone
After this event, Martin Luther was abducted and finished translating the Bible
Diet of Worms
Zwingli
Belief that during communions, the bread and wine become the flesh and blood of Jesus
Transubstantiation
The church established by King Henry VIII
Anglican Church/Church of England
A type of government where the laws are based on religion
Theocracy
Luther's doctrine that promoted a direct relationship between worshiper and God
The Priesthood of All Believers
John Wycliff
Region in Europe (N/S/E/W) where most protestants lived
North
The founder of the Jesuits
Ignatius of Loyola
The destruction of art in churches
Iconoclasm
Luther's doctrine that the authority of the Church ought to originate from the bible, not Church tradition
Through Scripture Alone
Elector from Saxony that abducted Martin Luther after the Diet of Worms
Frederick the Wise
Name of meeting where Catholic doctrine was reaffirmed and Protestants did not come
Council of Trent