Reformation
Martin Luther wrote these statements to begin the Protestant Reformation.
Ninety-five Thesis
The most hated king in English history
King John
"lady king" of Denmark
Margarete
1688
Glorious Revolution
This nation was formed from ancient Gaul
France
This friar selling indulgences infuriated Luther to the point of starting the Reformation.
Tetzel
This monarch began the plantagenet line of kings.
Henry II
This nation led the way in the great age of exploration
Portugal
1555
Peace of Augsburg
the "Maid of Orleans"
Joan of Arc
One way that Luther reformed the church.
Translated the Bible
Services no longer in Latin
Preachers no longer wore elaborate clothes
Everyone took the Lord's Supper
Sermons and music were emphasized
The first great king of England
William the Silent was the father of this country
the Netherlands
1066
Battle of Hastings
The nation that won the Hundred Year's War.
France
Charles V declared Luther a heretic at this diet.
Worms
This was Mary Tudor's nickname
"Bloody Mary"
Early inhabitants of Spain who founded many universities.
Moors
1440
Invention of the moveable-type printing press
Established the Merovingian dynasty
Clovis
The Catholic church started this movement as a response to the Protestant Reformation.
Counter-Reformation
This king made representative government a permanent fixture of English government.
Edward I
This nation is famous for its policy of neutrality
Switerland
1215
Magna Carta
His corination is seen as the birth of the French nation.
Hugh Capet