Age of Reformation Flashcards

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Who was Erasmus?

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Wrote in praise of the folly. Critical of the catholic church. Writer, satirists, made commentary on church corruption.

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Who was Thomas More?

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English lawyer and advisor to henry viii
Challenged traditional church leadership

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What was Martin Luther Early Life like?

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Private struggle to find key to salvation
Catholic church taught salavation was brought through good works and faith

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What was Luther Fight against indulgences?

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Saw johann tetzel selling indulgences and was upset about it.

Indulegences were certifications granted by the people in return for a payment of a fee to the church

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How did Luther rebel and what debates were there?

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Delivered the 95 theses.
The main idea was that the bible was the central authority
Humans reach salvation only through faith.
Diet of Worms —> put on trial;deemed heretic

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The spread of Lutheranism

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Lutheranism becomes a dominant religion
Religion in northern and eastern germany due to the support of nobled
Print press and new ideas inspires others

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What was the German Peasant war?

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1525
Causes: originally supported luther, believed that this meant freedom from landlord and clergy.
Nobles seized common village land, put high taxes,led to attacks on monasteries, castle and rich farms
Luther response: Believer peasant should obey rulers
Rebellions must be crushed, asked nobility to crush rebels
Effect: strengthened the authority of germany nobility
Lutheranism allied with German nobility

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What was luther justification?

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He believed salvation was a gift freely given by god ( justificstion by faith, sola fide)

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Lutheran religious doctrine: Transubstantiation

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idea of drinking wine and eat bread is supposed to be drinking Jesus blood and flesh

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What did Lutheran religious scripture emphasize

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Clergy should be allowed to marry
Bible only valid authority
Luther: all church teachings should be based on the word of god as revealed in the bible

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Lutherans religious service

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arts to spread the word
painting and sculpture to add visuals to those who were illiterate
incorporated music into church
reduing sacraments to just baptism

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Charles V vs Valois(Francis i)

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fought over italy and the sack of rome by charles v. weakended france

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Charles V vs Ottoman

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ottoman wanted more land in europe. tried to get austria but failed. charles v was running out of resources, and showed how divided europe was

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What was the Schmalkaldic League?

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Alliance formed by German protestant princes
Maintained an army to unite the protestant against imperial attacks.
Lost the war, but Luthers idea spread

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Peace of Augsburg

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At the end, right of every German prince to determine the religion of his state, Roman catholic or Lutheran 1555 end to schmalkad

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Swedish Lutheran Church

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Sweden broke off from the church and accepted Lutheranism

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Monarchs in Scandinavia

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Kind Gustav wanted to choose his own bishops but rome said no

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Northern Europe ( Zwingli)

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Leader of reformation in switzerland
New communion, new interpretation of bible, attacked usage of images in place of worship

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Anabaptists view on baptism as

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rebaptizers, opposed infant baptism as only adults could be baptized

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Separation of church and state

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rejected secular obligations
No taxes, civil oaths, public office or serve in the military Catholicd, Lutherans and Calvins all called anabaptists radical

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Reformation in England:Henry VIII

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devout catholic who disliked Luther and called defender of the faith by the pope.
Succesion: 2nd king of tudor dynasty and wanted male heir. Catherine of Aragon did not birth son, so asked pope clement vii to annul marriage. pope could not do it bc Catherine was aunt of Charles V who occupied rome with army, so he could not meet request. (sack of rome)

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What was the act of supremacy?

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Henry defied pope and married Anne Boleyn
Declared english king to be “protector and only supreme head of the church and clergy of england”
No papal supremacy and closed all monasteries

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Thomas Cromwell

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Political outlook
Lutheran in his religous outlook
Personally convinced henry viii go publish English bible

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What was the book of common prayer?

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Books of religious material for Anglican church

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What did Queen Mary do?
head england back towards catholism
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Elizabeth I
Imprisoned Mary for being supporter of protestanism Looked for middle ground Restored Abglican church and allowed priest to marry and sermon in english. Kept bishops and archbishops
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What was the spanish armada?
a huge loss as 67/130 spanish ships made it as England faster and powerful ships took them out. spain no longer had an advantage on the seas and england was empowered to control atlantic and NA
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Spread of calvinism
spreads to scotland presbyterian church formed Hugenots calvinist in francr Puriticabs Calvinist in England and new england
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Calvin’s idea
god is just, perfect, and omnipotent, and humans are corrupt, weak, insignificant
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Calvinism (geneva)
1541: protestant in geneva asked calvin to turn their city into model christian community. Calvin and calvinists regulated all aspects of life
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Calvinism ( predestination)
terrible decree. few people will be saved from sin and they are the elect. The elect have the duty to rule society as to glorify god
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King Philips War
increase spanish power in Europe, spread catholicism, defeat ottoman turks in mediterranean spanish netherlands rebellled by angry inqusitions and troop sent by philip. duke of alva sentenced thousands to death and inposed harsh taxes
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Popes
Julius ll built st peters basilica paul lll and after reformed church practices, reaffirm papal authority, reincorporate the religouus experience
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Council of Trent
rejected justificstion by faith and kept salvation by faith and good works rejected bible supremacy equal weight to scripture and traditonal catholic teachings rejected that there were only 2 sacraments no more indulgences no simony bishops has to live in dioceses where they served veneration of relics are expression of piety latin is language of worship
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Papal authority in council of trent
no act of a council could br valid unless accepted by the holy see Papacy is center if catholic unit
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Ignatius of Loyola
former spanish soldier who was injured and went through relgiois venerations saw him as a soldier of christ and dedicated his life to fight for the people and catholic chruch wrote spiritual exercises mediation prsyer and study
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society of jesus
formally authorized as a new order in 1540 by pope paul lll Jesuits lee by ignatus were a spiritual army Catholics education: hundred of schools founded for middle and upper class boys missionary work: preached in americas and asia Combat protestanism revisl of catholicism in bavaria, netherlands, and poland
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nuns
ursuline order of nims relgious educstion and training to young girls christisn education in france
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teresa de avila
major spanish leader in reforms for monasteries and coventd preached individuals could use prayer to establish firect relationship with god
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women role
beleived that christian women shlould strive to br models of obedience and christian charity