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1
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Why were people beginning to ask questions?

A

For the ideologies of the reformation

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What did intellectual questions allow people to do?

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Think of the church history in a new way

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What did they believe was the root of the reformation?

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Intellectual ideas

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4
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What were there a struggle against?

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Authority

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Was it simply about religion or the church?

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No, it was not simply about religion or the church

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What did some argue the reformation brought about?

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A new capitalist society

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What was there a crisis in?

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The church itself

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8
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What was there a movement from?

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The medieval church

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What did some scholars begin to argue about the history of the reformation?

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That it wasn’t just a history at all

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10
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What were people beginning to experience?

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Something new

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What wasn’t it a matter of doing for people?

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It wasn’t about changing ones mind

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12
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What have historians looked at the period as?

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A social history

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13
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What did historians discuss the movement in terms of?

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They discussed the movement in terms of ideas

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14
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How has the reformation been talked about in terms of time?

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It has been argued to be a reformation of an entire period

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15
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Is there a clear beginning or end?

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No

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16
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What time period does it appear to cover?

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The medieval to the modern period

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17
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Why did a number of people come together?

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You can see a change

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18
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What are the periods seen as?

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Intellectual history

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19
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Arguably when did the reformation begin?

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The 16th century

20
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What was the church seen as?

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A guarantor of symbols of security

21
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Were the church seen as a voice of reason, security and authority?

A

Yes, but that changed over time

22
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Did people begin to question the authority of the church?

A

Yes

23
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What did people begin to see the reformation leaders having?

A

A sense of the way in which they should act

24
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Where was there a conflict between?

A

Church and the secular government

25
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Who clashed with their understandings?

A

Church and politics

26
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Where was there tension?

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Between church authority and political authority

27
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What did people want to establish?

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A political group

28
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What did the church have in society at that time?

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They had vast political and social importance

29
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What were the church seen as?

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The glue which held society together

30
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Were some reluctant to challenge the church?

A

Yes

31
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What is the alternative name for the biographical approach?

A

The great man approach

32
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Did people believe that you should question the authority of the church?

A

No

33
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Who were the three main reformers?

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Luther, Zwingli and Calvin

34
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What are people thinking about?

A

What is going on in the church

35
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What did Luther arguably mark?

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The beginning of the reformation

36
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What teachings were they using to understand the church?

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They were using Luther’s teaching to understand the church

37
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What did Luther point out?

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The inaccuracies of the church

38
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What did the reformation events do?

A

Cultivate a change

39
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What is spirituality?

A

The understanding of Christian faith

40
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Did Calvin simply want to reform the church?

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No

41
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What was the name of the catholic reformation?

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Counter reformation

42
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Did the Catholic Church see any changes?

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Yes

43
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What have some argued was the reasoning behind the catholic reformation?

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They only changed due to the ways of Luther and other reformers

44
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What did the Catholics believe the Protestant reformation were?

A

A destructive force

45
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Were there any changes in the 14th century?

A

Yes

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