Protestant Reformation
Church Corruption
Protestant Sects & Beliefs
Wars of Religion
Catholic Reformation & Society
100

This reformer wrote the 95 Theses

Martin Luther

100

Selling Church offices for money

Simony

100

The idea that God already determined who would be saved

Predestination

100

French Protestants were called this

Huguenots

100

The Catholic response to Protestantism is called this

Counter-Reformation

200

Luther protested the sale of these, which forgave sins for money

Indulgences

200

Appointing family members to Church positions

Nepotism

200

This reformer believed in predestination

John Calvin

200

This long conflict (1618-1648) devastated Central Europe

The Thirty Years' War

200

This council reformed Church doctrine and practices

The Council of Trent
300

Luther believed salvation came through this alone

Faith

300

Holding more than one Church office at a time

Pluralism

300

The belief that bread and wine only symbolize Christ's body

Consubstantiation

300

This massacre killed thousands of Huguenots in France

St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre

300

This religious order helped spread Catholicism and combat Protestantism

The Jesuits

400

Luther argued this was the only true source of religious authority

The Bible

400

The decline in moral behavior among clergy was called this

Clerical Immortality

400

This Swiss reformer disagreed with Luther over the Eucharist

Zwingli

400

This treaty allowed German princes to choose their religion

The Peace of Augsburg

400

This inheritance system gave all land to the eldest son

Primogeniture

500

This 1521 meeting demanded Luther recant his views

Diet of Worms
500

This church practice, heavily criticized by Luther, funded projects like St. Peter's Basilica

Indulgences

500

This group supported adult baptism and rejected Church authority

Anabaptists

500

This 1648 treaty ended the Thirty Years' War and weakened the Holy Roman Empire

The Peace of Westphalia

500

This concept refers to multiple religions coexisting in one religion

Religious Pluralism