Catholic Counter Reformation Flashcards

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What did Protestants do upon attempts of counter reform?

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They carried out missionary activities to convert Catholics, emphasized bible reading with emphasis on education and literacy and implemented theological principles into civil law when possible.

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What important council did Catholics create to counter protestant efforts and what did it do?

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The Council of Trent. The church sought to address their corruption, clarify doctrine and reinforce traditional Catholicism.

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How did Catholics reaffirm the authority of the Pope?

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By addressing the abuse within the Church that was criticized by reformers.

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Who founded the Jesuits and when?

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Ignatius of Loyola in 1534

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What was the Jesuits goal?

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To defend Catholic faith through dedication to education and missionary work.

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What did the Jesuits achieve?

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They established schools, engaged in missionaries to convert non-Christians and reclaim protestant territories

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What countries were home to Catholic monarchs during the counter revolution?

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Spain and France campaign against Protestantism (aligned political/military strategy with religious goals

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What did Europe’s heightened religious tension cause?

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Public debate, pamphlets, sermons inciting hatred and increased sectarian tension

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What public displays of faith were carried out?

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Festivals, rituals and ceremonies intensified emotional stakes, leading to religious war (Thirty Years War, French Wars of Religion).

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What is confessionalization?

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Where Protestant and Catholic communities became more organized and distinct within their beliefs and practices

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What are confessional identities?

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The specific religious identity adopted based on adherence to a particular confession. (e.g, Lutheranism, Calvinism, Catholicism).

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What did the Catholic Church do to try and retain their influence?

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By addressing their own corruption Protestant reformers used as ammunition. They needed to reaffirm doctrines.

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How did internal church corruption influence counter revolution?

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Criticism of the sale of indulgences and immorality of the clergy prompted need for reform. (This renewal would be essential in restoring church credibility)

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How did Jesuits benefit education after the counter revolution?

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Establishment of schools and uni’s promoting catholic teaching, missionary work and defending Catholic doctrine. More educated clergy and laity as a result.

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What did the counter reformation do long term?

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Solidified Catholicism as a major branch of Christianity

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