Chapter 15 quiz Flashcards
peasants seeking a better life alongside spiritual freedom - wrote to luther
the 12 grievances
fought to force all of Germany back to romanism
Charles V
in this luther appealed to the nobles for justice and the peasants for patience - the peasants in germany were left in a worse state than before
peasants revolt
first protestant confession of faith
augsburg confession
a treaty giving official approval for a territorial - state established church system in germany
peace of augsburg
after what would each prince decide his areas religion
peace of augsburg
any attempt to prevent any catholics from becoming protestants while forcing as many protestants back to romanism as possible
the counter reformation
used torture and terror to obtain confessions of heresy
inquisition
books which catholics were prohibited to read (protestant writings, vernacular bible, etc.)
index of prohibited books
a group of men absolutely dedicated to the pope
jesuits
spanish soldier who was inspired by the saints
Ignatious Loyola
systematically reaffirmed Romanists doctrines
the council of trent
member of the powerful Hapsburg family, inherited Spain Austria Netherlands, portions of Italy, and Luxembourg
Charles 1 (he became Charles V)
Charles V’s son who inherited Spain and the Netherlands
Phillip 11
Charles V’s brother who inherited the Holy Roman Empire
Ferdinand
more powerful ruler than his father - he controlled much of the earth’s surface - England defeated his “invincible armada”
Phillip II
last ruler of the golden age
Phillip II
in 1500 who was the leading nation of Europe
Portugal
introduced the Portuguese inquisition (aka persecuting the Jews)
King John III
who drove farmers from their land, incorporated slavery, and increased debt
King John III
who contributed their language literature, and oranges, lemons, cattle and horses
the Spanish
spaniard who wrote “Don Quixote”
Miguel de Cervantes
portuguese author who wrote “Os Lusiadas”
Luis de Camoes
aka holland or belgium - means lowlands
Netherlands