Another name for Calvinists in England.
Who were the Puritans?
Henry made himself "supreme" in England's religious hierarchy when he forced Parliament to pass this in 1534.
What is "Act of Supremacy"?
During the Counter Reformation, this group was founded by Ignatious of Loyola.
The Jesuits / Society of Jesus
A very intelligent ruler, this queen knew how to be moderate yet firm.
Who is Elizabeth I?
Identify the art style of this painting.
What is mannerism art style?
This religious war was fought between 1562 and 1570. The main players in this war was Henry IV (Navarre), Henry III and Henri de Guise.
What is the War of the Three Henrys?
Members of the Church of England.
Who are Anglicans?
In 1555 it was suddenly okay to be Lutheran in the Holy Roman Empire, but Calvinist . . . not so much.
What is the Peace of Augsburg?
Who was the very Catholic, very powerful royal family during the 16th and 17th centuries?
Who are the Hapsburgs?
A monarch who rules as a Catholic King, though the land isn't all Catholic.
Who is the Holy Roman Emperor?

Identify the art style.
What is baroque?
This specific Henry prospered from the War of the Three Henrys, going from being elevated from the King of Navarre to the King of France.
Who is Henry IV? (Bourbon of Navarre)
Henry VIII, as deemed by Pope Leo X before the Act of Supremacy
"Defender of the Faith"
Paris may be worth a mass, according to Henry IV, but this announcement brought peace by tolerating Huguenots.
What is the Edict of Nantes?
Who was the leader of a theocracy in Geneva, Switzerland?
John Calvin
Ruled a massive Empire which proved too much for him to handle.
Who is Charles V?
The Catholic Counter Reformation focused on this art style with emphasis on passionate, dramatic art and astoundingly ornate buildings.
What is Baroque style?
This Henry became the King of France in 1575 only ruled shortly because he was killed in the War of the Three Henrys.
Who is Henry III? (Valois of France)
When Henry VIII officially broke from the Roman Catholic Church.
What is 1534?
Ferdinand II's (HRE) early victories led him to demand that all Protestant lands converted since 1555 must be returned to the Catholic faith.
What is the Edict of Restitution?
Why was Luther excommunicated?
He refused to recant his teachings and was declared an outlaw for opposing the Church's authority.
Philip II's only true success in a reign designed to advance Catholic causes.
What is the Battle of Lepanto?
Identify who would worship in this church.
Calvinists
This Henry never actually became king, he was the leader of the radical Catholic League and backed by both Philip II of Spain & the Pope.
Henry de Guise
Which Tudor was against the English Reformation?
Mary I (Bloody Mary)
Ending the Thirty Years' War this document assured that Europe would never again unify under a single Christian faith.
What is the Peace of Westphalia?
This conflict included Protestant provinces that united against the Spanish crown, resulting in a 40 year long conflict.
What was the Dutch Revolt?
This person took the throne from his brother, Charles V.
Who is Ferdinand I?
Identify what this artwork shows happening.
What is iconoclasm?
This famous writer was executed by King Henry VIII due to his refusal to acknowledge Henry as the Supreme Head of the Church of England.
Who was Thomas More?