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Who started the Presbyterian Church
Who is John Know
Where did Martin Luther put his 95 these at?
What is Wittenberg, Germany
What church did King Henry make?
What is The Church of England
How did the Reformation start?
What is Martin Luther protested the RCC church with his 95 Theses
Where was John Calvin born and when?
What is Noyon, France, 1509.
What major historical movement did Martin Luther start?
The Protestant Reformation
What did Mary the First do?
She restored the Roman Catholic Church, she revived old heresy laws and killed more than 280 people, earning her the nickname Bloody Mary, and fought for her place as queen after being declared illegitimate.
How many wives did Henry have?
What is 6
Henry Duke of Cornwall was King Henry VII's
Son born to Catherine of Aragon and died 52 days after birth.
What did Lutheranism mainly focus on?
What is emphasized justification by faith alone and Scripture's authority.
Which legendary daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn ruled England for 44 years during the "Golden Age"?
Elizabeth I
How did the church play into King Henry having wives?
The RCC did not allow him to divorce his wife. When King Henry changed the RCC to the church of England, this allowed him to remarry, behead, etc.
Where was Martin Luther born, and when?
What is Eisleben, Germany (1483-1546).
When did King Edward die, and of what?
He was born in 1537 and died in1553 at the age of 15 from TB.
Indulgences are...
What is A major point of contention: these were payments made to the church for the forgiveness of sins.
what technological invention allowed the ideas of the Protestant Reformation to spread rapidly across Europe?
The Printing Press
Why did King Henry II divorce his first wife?
He wanted a boy, but he only got a girl.
Why did Martin Luther protest against the Roman Catholic Church?
What is He was upset about how corrupt the church was because it sold indulgences.
What did King Edward VI do?
He reinforced protestantism and allowed priests and bishops to marry. He also wrote a "devise for succession" in hopes of bypassing Mary I as heir and transferring it to Lady Jane Grey to continue Protestantism.
The Protestant Reformation is a...
What is a Religious movement in the 16th century that led to the creation of Protestant Churches for the forgiveness of sins.
What did Martin Luther do while hiding under prince Fredric
He translated the Bible into. German from Latin
What specifically was addressed at the Council of Trent meetings?
They addressed corruption, clarified Catholic doctrine, and reformed clerical training and discipline.
What is the Diet of Worms, and when did it start?
What is A meeting in which Luther was asked to recant his teachings but refused (1521).
Queen Elizabeth the first did what?
She re-established Protestantism as England's official church by the Religious Settlement Act. She also ruled alone.
Justification by faith is...
What is the belief that faith alone, not deeds, leads to salvation coined by Martin Luther