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This man was credited with starting the Reformation.
Who is Martin Luther?
This type of Christianity was begun by Martin Luther.
What is Lutheranism?
Anne Boleyn, King Henry VIII's second wife, was executed for this crime.
What is incest?
Pope Leo X banned Martin Luther from the Catholic Church in an act known as this.
What is excommunication?
Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on the church doors in this town.
What is Wittenberg, Germany?
This is a name for French Protestants.
Who are Huguenots?
Queen Mary I was known by this nickname for her ruthless treatment of Protestants.
Who is Bloody Mary?
These "tickets to heaven" allowed people to pay for salvation, and were contested by Martin Luther.
What is an indulgence?
This movement, beginning in Germany, led to the founding of Christian churches that did not accept the Pope's authority.
What is the Reformation?
The Church of England is also known by this name.
What is the Anglican church?
This Queen resolved religious turmoil in England by combining Catholic and Protestant practices.
Who is Elizabeth I?
King Henry VIII split with the Catholic Church over their refusal to grant him this type of separation from his wife.
What is an annulment?
Luther's disagreement with this practice led him to write the 95 Theses.
What is the sale of indulgences?
Calvinism subscribes to this idea, stating that our salvation (or lack thereof) is determined before our birth.
What is predestination?
This Holy Roman Emperor was the nephew of Catherine of Aragon.
Who is Charles V?
This Catholic movement was in direct response to the Reformation, and sought to change the Catholic Church to save membership.
What is the Counter-Reformation?
This decree ended a conflict between Catholic and Protestant German princes.
What is the Peace of Augsburg?
This man from Scotland began Presbyterianism.
Who is John Knox?
These four rulers, in chronological order, made up the last of the Tudor dynasty.
Who are Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I?
Ignatius of Loyola founded this group dedicated to forming schools.
Who are the Jesuits?