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1
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Took matters into their own hands, filled with arson, robbery, and violence

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Peasants’ Revolt

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Wrote Augsburg confession

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Philipp Melanchthon

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1st Protestant confession of faith

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Augsburg confession

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Augsburg confession

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1st Protestant confession of faith

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Gave official approval to the territorial STATE-ESTABLISHED CHURCH principle in Germany

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Peace of Augsburg

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Peace of Augsburg

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Gave approval to the territorial state-established church principle in Germany

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7
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1530

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Augsburg confession

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Counter-Reformation

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Inquisition
Index
Jesuits
Council of Trent

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Pope’s response to Protestant Reformation

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Counter-Reformation

Limited changes within Roman church

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Inquisition

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Used torture and terror to obtain confessions of heresy from Protestants

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Used torture and terror to obtain confessions of heresy from Protestants

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Inquisition

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12
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Index

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A list of books Roman Catholics were forbidden to read, issued by pope

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A list of books Roman Catholics were forbidden to read, issued by pope

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Index

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14
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Started Jesuits

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Ignatius Loyola

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Ignatius Loyola

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Started Jesuits

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16
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Called by pope in 1545 to stand up against protestants

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Council of Trent

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17
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Said the words of the pope were equal to that of scripture

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Council of Trent

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18
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S and P

Did Spain and Portugal accept or reject the reformation?

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They rejected it!

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19
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When Charles I became the Holy Roman Emperor, he became…

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Charles V

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20
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Charles V

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Charles I after he became Holy Roman Emperor

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Charles I

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Grandson of Ferdinand and Isabella, became king of Spain and also inherited Austria, several Italian kingdoms, Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
Became Charles V after becoming Holy Roman Emperor

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22
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Introduced Inquisition to Portugal

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King John III

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23
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Phillip II

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Spanish Armada

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24
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Inherited Holy Roman Empire after his brother, Charles V, died

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Phillip II

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25
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Duke of Alva’s ruling council who brutally treated the Dutch people

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Council of Blood

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26
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Formed Dutch-Reformed Church

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William the Silent, Prince of Orange

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27
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“Father of Dutch Liberties”

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William the Silent, Prince of Orange

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William the Silent, prince of orange

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Formed Dutch-Reformed Church, father of Dutch liberties

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29
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First powerful man killed by a gun?

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William the Silent

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30
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Henry VII

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1st Tudor king of England after winning battle of Bosworth field in war of roses

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1st Tudor king

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Henry VII

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32
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Henry VIII

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“Defender of the Faith”

Wrote book attacking Luther

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1st wife

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Catherine of Aragon

Divorced

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2nd wife

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Anne Boleyn

Beheaded

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3rd wife

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Jane Seymour

Survived

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4th wife

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Anne of Clives

Divorced

37
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5th wife

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Catherine Howard

Beheaded

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6th wife

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Catherine Parr

Survived

39
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Translated Bible into English after Wycliffe

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William Tyndale

40
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Act of Supremacy

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Recognized Henry VIII as “supreme head” of English church, passes by Parliament in 1534

41
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Anne Boleyn (2nd wife) gave birth to…

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Elizabeth I

42
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Jane Seymour (3rd wife) gave birth to…

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Edward VI

43
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3 Protestant thinkers under reign of Edward VI who ended up being killed by Mary Tudor

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Thomas Cranmer
Nicholas Ridley
High Latimer

44
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Thomas Cranmer

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Rules for Edward VI since he was too young, Protestant Archbishop of Canterbury, had help from Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer

45
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Ruled for Edward VI since he was too young, Protestant thinker

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Thomas Cranmer

46
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Made worship services more Protestant

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Book of Common Prayer

47
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Catherine of Aragon’s daughter

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Mary Tudor

48
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Was Mary Tudor Protestant or Catholic?

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Catholic

49
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Became queen after Edward VI died

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Mary Tudor

50
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Wanted to return England to Roman church, known as “Bloody Mary”

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Mary Tudor

51
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Book of Martyrs

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John Foxe

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John Foxe

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Book of Martyrs

53
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Mary Tudor married…

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Phillip II

54
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“Good Queen Bess”

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Elizabeth I

55
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Daughter of Anne Boleyn

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Elizabeth I (good queen Bess)

56
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Laid foundation for Anglican Church

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Elizabethan Settlement

57
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Wanted to purify Church of England

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Puritans

58
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Wanted to separate from church of England

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Separatists

59
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Mary Stuart was enemies with…

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John Knox

60
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John Knox was whose enemy?

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Mary Stuart

61
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Queen of Scots, Catholic

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Mary Stuart

62
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Mother of Mary Stuart

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Mary of Guise

63
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Wanted to keep Scotland catholic and sent Mary Stuart to France to prepare for marriage with Francis

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Mary of Guise

64
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Opened violently with the execution of preachers who urged reform

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Scottish reformation

65
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Outstanding leader of Scottish reformation

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John Knox

66
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John Knox

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Outstanding leader of Scottish reformation

67
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Mary queen of scots

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Mary Stuart

68
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Mary queen of scots’ infant son

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James VI

69
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Built up English navy, long distance guns

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Sir John Hawkins

70
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Sir Francis Drake

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Attacked and raided Spanish ships, 1st Englishman to circumnavigate globe

71
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Attacked and raided Spanish ships, 1st Englishman to circumnavigate globe

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Sir Francis Drake

72
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The Spanish Armada

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Philip II, “Invincible Armada”

73
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Spanish Armada was defeated by

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The English in 1588

74
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Defeat of Spanish Armada began…

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The Elizabethan Age

75
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Perhaps the greatest writer of all time

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William Shakespeare

76
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Shakespeare’s works:

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Julius Caesar, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet

77
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Wrote The Faerie Queene

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Edmund Spenser

78
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Edmund Spenser wrote

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The Faerie Queene

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