Causes
Key Leaders
Printing Press and the Bible
Counter Reformation
Beliefs and Differences
100

This controversial Church practice allowed people to pay money in exchange for forgiveness of sins.

 indulgences?

100

 This German monk nailed his 95 Theses to a church door in 1517.

Martin Luther

100

 This invention made books cheaper and easier to produce.

Printing Press

100

 This group of Catholic priests was formed to defend and spread Catholic beliefs.

Jesuits

100

 Protestants believed this was the main source of religious authority.

Bible

200

 Many Europeans became angry because Church leaders were seen as wealthy and corrupt. This dissatisfaction led to what major religious movement?

 Protestant Reformation

200

 This reformer taught the idea that God has already decided who will be saved

John Calvin

200

 The printing press helped increase this skill among ordinary people.

Literacy

200

 St. Ignatius of Loyola founded this religious order.

Society of Jesus

200

 This ruler of the Holy Roman Empire tried to stop the spread of Protestantism in German states.

Charles V

300

 Martin Luther wrote a list of 95 arguments criticizing Church practices. What was he mainly trying to do?

Reform the Catholic Church

300

 This English king broke away from the Catholic Church after he was not granted a divorce.

King Henry VIII

300

 Because books spread more easily, this expanded quickly across Europe.

Knowledge or ideas

300

 This important meeting clarified Catholic teachings and corrected abuses.

Council of Trent

300

Protestant churches were often described as simple and focused more on faith than on this.

Rituals

400

 Some German rulers supported Luther because they wanted more independence from this powerful European religious authority.

The Pope (Catholic Church)

400

 This English queen tried to return England fully to Catholicism.

Mary I

400

 This man translated the Bible into English, allowing common people to read it.

William Tyndale

400

The Catholic Church worked to standardize its teachings and strengthen discipline in response to this movement.

Protestant Reformation

400

How did Queen Elizabeth I impact England

The Tudor family became the leaders 

England became a major power in Europe 

500

The Holy Roman Emperor went to war in order to stop the spread of this new religious movement.

Protestantism

500

 This English queen created a religious compromise that helped bring stability to England.

Elizabeth I

500

 Many Protestants believed this, rather than the Pope, should be the highest religious authority.

The Bible

500

 Churches during this time were known for being highly decorated and focused on rituals, while other churches which were more plain. Which group had highly decorated Churches?

Catholic

500

The idea that faith alone leads to salvation was strongly emphasized by this reformer.

Martin Luther 

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