Chapter 11 Flashcards

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Where was the birthplace of the Reformation?

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Saxony, Germany

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What was the group that were allies of reforming the Catholic church in the 16th century

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Protestant Reformers Guilds. Printers guild. Laity. Peasents and townspeople.

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What were some contributing factors to lay criticism of the church?

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Urban lay people were increasingly knowledgeable about the world around them. They traveled widely,
They had a new postal system, and the printing press. This lead to curiosity

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What was the common goal of the 13th-15th lay religious movement?

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Religious simplicity in the imitation of Christ.

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What is the ideology of the brothers of the common life?

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It was a boarding school for reform minded laity. Pushed for religion services outside the church.

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What is the “imitation of Christ?”

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It is a book for monks and nuns which served as a guide to the inner life.

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Who is Martin Luther?

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Martin Luther is a guy who went to the university of eract. He looked for justification in the teachings of the catholic church. His father was a minor. He joined the order of st hermits of Augustine on July 17th 1505

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Salvation according to the Medieval church?

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(Works+grace=salvation) Joint venture, a combonation of divine mercy and human good works. What god alone could do is what men alone was expected to do in return.

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Facts about the doctrine , practices and selling of indulgences.

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Also known as sincurance. Used to shortin a persons time in purgatory. Church took advantage of this. Pope Leo X made the jubellee indulgence. Changed eternal penalty to temporal penalty. Spread by Yoham tetzel.

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95 theses.

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October 31, 1517. Written by Martin Luther. Criticizes the catholic church. Humanists supported it. Written in Latin. “Salvation cannot be bought or sold”

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Literacy works of Martin Luther and their messages?

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Written in 1520.
Freedom of a cristian- taught salvation by faith alone

Address to the cristian nobility of the German nation- princes to force remains of the church

Babylonian captivity of the church- attacked the 7 sacraments.

95 theses- Oct 17, 1517. Criticizes the church and the pope.

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Diet of worms

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April 15, 1521. A council that treailed Luther for herashy and commanded him to repent. He did not.

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Martin Luthers views on how salvation was achieved.

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(Beliefs+works=grace)=salvation

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Peace of augsburg

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September 1555, said the ruler of them and would determine its religion.

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Reaction to the German pheasent revolt.

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Peasents revolted believing Luther was on their side. Luther stabbed them in the back and 75,000-100,000 peasents killed.

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Diet of augsburg

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  1. Charles V said they’ll stop Lutheran teachings and return to Catholic teaching. Princes said hell no. Dropped the Augsburg confession.
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Schmalkaldic league

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February 1531, prince and prodistantalliance against the emporer of the HRE and the catholic church.

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Leaders of the Reformation in Zurich

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Ulrich Zwingli- 1484-1531 leader of the swiss reformstion

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Point of contention between Luther and Zwingli

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They had bitter theological differences over the nature of Christ’s presence.
Luther- spiritually and bodily
Zwingli- spiritually

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Who were the Anabaptists?

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Fundamentalist prodistsnts. Rejected the idea of infant baptism.

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Who is John Calvin?

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Came from France. Left to live in switzerland. He was a man born into a rich French family. Leader of the calvanists.be believed the catholic church was evil. Wrote- “institute of the cristisn religion”

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Lutheranism in demnark

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King Christian II introduced it to Denmark.

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Religious significance of Magdeburg during the 16th century

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It was a refuge place for prodistsnts from the HRE and pope.

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Who is Henry VIII

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From the tutor dynasty. “Defense of the 7 sacraments” (1509-1547) nicknamed defender of the faith. He was the king of England and the founder of the Anglican church.

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The kings “great matter”

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King Henry VIII setting to end his marriage with Catherine of Aragon.

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Reformation parliament, measures and legleslations.

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1529-1536 royal authority taking catholic church property.

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Act of sucession

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1534 illiginimized any children with Catherine of Aragon (Mary) and liginimized Anne bolyns children. (Elizabeth)

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Act of uniformity

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1662 public worship services requiredthe book of the common prayer written by Thomas crammer in in 1535.

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Act of supremacy

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1534 declared HenryVIII the supreme head of the church OF england. Known as the Anglican church.

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The wives of king Henry VIII

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He had 6 wives
Catherine of aragon- Mary (divorced)
Anne bolyn- Elizabeth (beheaded)
Jane Seymor- Edward (died)
Anne of cleaves (divorced)
Catherine Howard (beheaded)
Catherine par (survived)
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Tudor monarchs

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Mix between the house of york and the house of landcastor. Rulers of England.

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Six articles

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1539 written by Henry VIII. Known as the whip with 6 stings. Aimed at the prodistsnts.

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Who were the Jesuits?

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“Society of Jesus” organized the the late 1530s believed in the simplicity in the life of Jesus. Tried to live like jesus.

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Ignstious of Loyola

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He was the founder and leader of the Jesuits.

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The council of trent.

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1545-1563 calls a general council of the church to reassert church doctrines. Lead by pope Paul. Only one in chsrge . covered the spam time of 4 popes. Better education for clergy. It was sucessful

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Protestants and their views on marriage.

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Much more likely to marry people then get divorced. More tolerant of divorce.

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Contributing factors of wet nursing

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Other people nursed your baby for you. Condemned from the catholic church. Higher mortality rate. Prominent by upper class women

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Miguel de cervantes

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1547-1616 writer from Spain who wrote the book Don Quixote.

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William Shakespeare

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1564-1616 named greatest dramatist ever. Play writer during the elizabethan era. Kingsman. 
Plays-
Romeo and Juliet
Richard III
Hamlet
Othelo
King leer
Macbeth