People
he nailed his 95 Thesis to the church door, listing complaints, like the selling of indulgences, he had against the Catholic Church
Martin Luther
those that wanted to "reform" or fix the church
Protestants
before Martin Luther became a protestant, he belonged to the church as a ....
Monk
True or False: The wars between Catholics and Protestants weakened the power of the Church/Pope
True
Why were translations of the bible so important during the Reformation?
They allowed people to decide for themselves...
he had six wives and created the Anglican Church partly because the Pope refused to grant him a divorce
King Henry VIII
also known as the Society of Jesus, a group founded by Ignatius to counter the Reformist
Jesuits
Gutenburg invention that helped spread the ideas of Protestants
Printing Press
at the Diet of Worms, Frederick the Wise killed Martin Luther after kidnapping him because Luther supported the Pope
False
Two ways the Catholic Church tried to stop the spread of Protestanism
censor books, Inquisition, Jesuits...
daughter of Henry the VIII that turned England back into a Catholic country earning her an infamous nickname for the large number of protestants she killed
Mary
the proper name for French Protestants
Huguenots
city that was home to the first elected leaders in Europe
Geneva
the type of governments Luther's ideas became a part of
Democratic Governments
summarize what happened at the Diet of Worms
Luther was put on trial, didn't take back his words...
the author of ":City of God," he is also famous for his belief in predestination
John Calvin
this sect of people broke away from the Catholic Church and founded the Presbyterian Church
Scottish
a government run by religious leaders
Theocracy
the Peace of Augsburg made this country into a group of regions with different religious traditions
Germany
How did being head of the Anglican Church give Henry VIII more power
he became secular and religious leader...
he translated the bible in English
William Tyndale
group of women that were similar to Jesuits in their dedication to leading a spiritual life
Teresa of Avilia
city where a Council was held, only attended by Catholics, where they determined they were correct and the protesters were wrong
Trent
place where people were put on trial to determine if they were "good" Catholics and possibly jailed or killed if found not true to the religion
Spain (Spanish Inquisition)
How did Protestant ideas effect European governments
Importance of educated voters, elected officials...