Protestant Reformation
Wars of Religion
Catholic Counter Reformation
Society
and Politics
and Politics
Art of the 16th Century
200
This German Priest wrote his famous '95 Theses' in 1517.
Martin Luther
200
This city in the Netherlands allowed for religious pluralism--freedom of religion.
Amsterdam
200
List which restricted what books Catholic printers could print and Catholics could read.
Index of Prohibited Books
200
This pre-Lent festival sees feasting and indulgence, as well as role reversals.
Carnival
200
Name of this art style which emphasized deep color, movement, and light and shadow.
Baroque Art
400
Growing calls for reform and dissatisfaction with the corruption in the Catholic church led to this movement.
Protestant Reformation
400
For political reasons, this nation joined the Protestant side in the 30 Years War, despite being a Catholic nation.
France
400
This institution was formed to investigate, try, and eliminate the spread of Protestantism.
Roman Inquisition
400
Class, Religion, and Gender established this hierarchy.
Social Status
400
Most famous artist of the Mannerism style.
El Greco
600
This radical protestant group refused the baptism of babies and allowed women to preach.
Anabaptist
600
Name of the French Calvinist
Huguenots
600
This all-male holy order served as missionaries and scholars as far as Asia and the Americas.
Jesuit order
600
The method in which local and church authorities enforced communal norms.
Public Humiliation
600
This Italian criminal famous for his artwork like The Taking of Christ.
Caravaggio
800
Formed a protestant theocracy in Geneva, Switzerland in 1541.
John Calvin
800
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Established Catholicism as the official religion of France, but also led to religious toleration.
Edict of Nantes
800
Meeting to address corruption and reaffirmed church doctrine which revived the Catholic Church.
Council of Trent
800
These places became responsible for developing civic laws regulating public morals due to the religious upheaval of the 16th-century.
Cities
800
This art style was promoted by the Catholic Church as a means to counter Protestant art.
Baroque Art
1000
This protestant doctrine saw the accumulation of wealth as a sign you were apart of The Elect.
Predestination
1000
Ended the wars of religion, establishing national sovereignty, and established religious freedom within the Holy Roman Empire.
Peace of Westphalia 1648
1000
Influential nun of the Carmelite Order who advocated for monastic renewal.
St. Teresa of Avila
1000
Centuries-long intellectual debate discussed women's nature, status, and roles in society.
La Querelle des Femmes/The Woman Question
1000
The most famous Flemish artist known for his mastery of the Flemish Baroque style.
Peter Paul Rubens