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These could be purchased in order to reduce punishment associated with sin.

What are Indulgences?

100

Internal religious renewal

What is the Catholic Reformation?

100

Renaissance thinkers increasingly encouraged Europeans to return to original Greek and Roman texts and critically examine established institutions. This intellectual movement contributed to criticism of the Catholic Church.

What is Humanism?

100

Ends the Thirty Years' War.

Peace of Westphalia

100

This Protestant movement emphasized predestination and was associated with John Calvin.

What is Calvinism

200

Believed the true Christian community should be a voluntary community of believers, separate from governmental control. Considered Radical, and did not agree with baptism for infants.

What are Anabaptists?

200

A revolt in which rebels use reformation language to justify social change (mainly concerning economic grievances against oppressive nobles).

What are the German Peasants' War?

200

This English monarch broke with Rome and established royal authority over the English Church

Who was Henry VIII

200

Luther believed that people were saved primarily through this, not by purchasing indulgences.

What is justification by faith

200

This Catholic religious order founded by Ignatius of Loyola became particularly influential in education and the spread of Catholicism.

Who are the Jesuits?

300

This term describes the holding of multiple Church offices by one person.

Pluralism

300

Meeting in which catholic doctrine is reaffirmed and abuses are reformed. 

Council of Trent

300

Protestant religion in which the monarch is the supreme ruler, clergy may marry, protestant theology is followed but  catholic traditions (like the hierarchy) are kept.

What is the Anglican Church?

300

Symbolic event in which Protestants throw Catholic officials from a window. Begins the Bohemian revolt. 

What is the Defenestration in Prague?

300

This massacre in 1572 resulted in the deaths of thousands of French Protestants.

What was St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre

400

By the end of the Thirty Years' War, this family's political power was the major concern being challenged.

Who are the Habsburgs
400

Lutheranism receives legal recognition within the Holy Roman Empire under this treaty. 

What is the Peace of Augsburg?

400

Granted Huguenots limited protections and rights of worship. Example of religious pluralism.

What is the Edict of Nantes?
400

This leader became a major figure in the Dutch resistance against Spanish control.

Who is William of Orange

400

This woman was the mother of the three Valois kings and played both sides during the French Civil War.

Who is Catherine de Medici

500

This family led the Catholics in northern France during the French Civil War.

Who are the Guises

500

The French Wars of Religion were primarily conflicts between Catholics and members of this Protestant group

Who were the Huguenots
500

Development in which the English Monarch becomes the supreme Head of the Church of England.

What is the Act of Supremacy?

500

This French king converted from Protestantism to Catholicism and attempted to bring religious stability to France.


Who was Henry IV

500

Ferdinand II used this military commander to fight Protestant forces in northern Europe.

Who is Albrecht von Wallenstein?

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