Chapter 13- Renaissance Flashcards
John Calvin
Published institutes of christian religion
Leader of Protestantism
Machiavelli
Author
Wrote “the prince” preoccupied with political power.
Anabaptists
Radical reformers of Protestant reformation
Believed in separation of church and state affairs.
Henry VIII
King of England
Broke the Church of England from rome
English reformation
Rooted in politics not religion
Henry wanted to divorce his wife, and he broke England away from the rest of the church so he could do so
Catholic reformation
Three things from it:
The Jesuits
Reformed popes
Council of Trent
Jesuits
Society of Jesus
Founded by Ignatius of Loyola
Council of Trent.
Reaffirmed catholic teachings and traditions.
Opposed Protestant reformation
Henry of Navarre
Political leader of Huguenots
Became king of France as Henry IV
Edict of Nantes
Statement acknowledging Huguenots religion
Saved religious war.
Elizabeth of England
Daughter of Henry the eighth
Made England Protestant
Thirty years war
War over freedom of religion
Ended in peace of Westphalia
Peace of Westphalia
Treaty
Ended thirty years war. Germans free to choose religion.
Louis XIV
King of France
Best example of absolutism. complete control (monarchy)
Peter the great
Unusual man
Member of National Assembly (zemesky sobor)