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German Reformation, Chapter 11 Flashcards

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1
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Where did the Reformation begin?

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Holy Roman Empire (Germany)

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Why did the Reformation begin in Germany?

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The Pope was becoming corrupt (anti clerical feeling), things were changing politically and the townspeople felt powerless, wanted to remain independent and free, nationalism started up

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Where did Martin Luther grow up and what was he greatly influenced by?

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Thuringia Holy Roman Empire or Germany, Brothers of the Common life

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Where did Martin Luther go to university?

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University of Erfurt

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Who influenced Martin Luther while in university?

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William of Ockham and Gabriel Biel

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What did Luther plan on studying after college? And did he finish this goal?

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Law and no

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What made Martin Luther join a monastery?

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He came upon a lightning storm and he thought he was going to die so he prayed to Saint Anne and promised that if she let him go he would dedicate his life to a monastery

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What event causes Luther to see how corrupt the church us?

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His pilgrimage to Rome where he witnessed justification of criticisms he had heard in Germany

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Where does Luther go after his pilgrimage to Rome and does he receive his doctorate in?

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Wittenberg and theology

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What did Martin Luther consider to be problems if the church’s explanation of salvation?

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They believed it was a joint venture between man and God, works and grace equal salvation

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What are some examples of works?

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Helping the poor, baptised + confirmation, fasting, praying, paying certain fees to the church like touching relics

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What did Luther believe was the only way to achieve salvation?

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Justification by Faith alone

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Where and how did Indulgences occur initially?

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During the crusades if a soldier had died without his penance alleviated was given an indulgence

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What are Works of Satisfaction?

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Alms, tithing, fee for relics or buying indulgences

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What is the Treasury of Merit?

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All the good works of clergy, like a bank of good deeds

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1476, which pope begins indulgences?

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Pope Sixtus IV

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1517 Pope Leo X begins which from of indulgence? Andy why?

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Jubilee Indulgence, to rebuild St. Peter’s Basilica

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What did the Jubilee Indulgence do?

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Pardons one’s sins for past, present and future

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Who is Albrecht of Mainz and why did he receive one half of the revenue’s from juniper indulgences?

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Member of the Fugger Family, future archbishop, to gain exemption from the Popes rule he had built three church offices which had caused him to go into debt

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Who is Johann Tetzel?

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Well known indulgence seller, inspired the 95 theses, “When a coin in the coffer rings the soul from Purgatory Springs”

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What year were the 95 theses? Who wrote the 95 theses?

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1517, Martin Luther

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What was Luther’s intentions in posting the theses to the church doors?

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He wanted the church to talk about their problems and fix them, not start a revolution

23
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How did the 95 theses become accessible to the German people?

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Humanists took the theses, translated them into German and printed it

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What led to the Order of Augsburg?

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The Pope pressured Maximillius I to act against Luther

25
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Date of Order of Augsburg and what did it do?

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October 1518, summoned Luther to court for heresy

26
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What occurs in January 1 1519 tabulate Luther’s trial?

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Maximillius I dies and the Reichstag picks a new emperor (Charles I of Spain)

27
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Who is on Marin Luther’s side?

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Frederick the Wise

28
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In June of 1519 who did Luther debate and did he discuss?

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John Eck, defended teachings of John Huss and said Clergy were not to be trusted

29
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What three works did Martin Luther write?

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Address to the Christian Nobility of the German nation, The Babylonian Captivity of the church, Freedom of a christian

30
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What did address to the Christian nobility of the German nation discuss?

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Urged German Princes to force reforms of the Catholic Church

31
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What did The Babylonian Captivity of the church discuss?

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Attacked the seven sacraments except for two (Eucharist and Baptism)

32
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What did the freedom of a Christian discuss?

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Salvation by Faith alone

33
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What is the Esurge Domine (1520)?

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Condemned Luther of Heresy and gave him 60 days to recant what he said about the church

34
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When was Luther excommunicated?

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January 3 1521

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What occurred at Diet of Worms (1521)?

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Martin Luther is brought before Holy Roman Emperor, John Eck leads the discussion, John Eck asks Luther to recant and he refuses

36
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What is the Edict of Worms?

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It says Luther is an outlaw, before papal representatives came to take him away from the Holy Roman Empire Frederick the wise kidnaps him and brings him to the Castle of Wartburg

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How long was Luther in hiding and what did he accomplish?

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11 months, translated new testament to German

38
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What are Hapsburg-Valois War?

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War between Spain and France over territory in Northern Italy and defend themselves from the Ottoman Empire

39
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What is the Diet of Speyer?

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German Princes enforce the Diet of Worms and they think of it as their own religious authority in realms

40
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What happened in the Peasants Revolt?

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All over the Holy Roman Empire, believed that freedom of a Christian meant freedom from lords not spiritual freedom, ultimately Luther ordered the revolt Christian and urged princes to be harsh (79-100,000 deaths)

41
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What is the Diet of Augsburg? (1530)

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Orders all protestants to readopt Catholicism, refused, threstensbwith imperial army and they still refused

42
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What is the Augsburg confession?

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Protestant beliefs, salvation by belief, Eucharest, baptism, clergy allowed to marry

43
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What is the schmalkaldic league?

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Defensive alliance of protestants against Catholicism and the Emperor’s imperial army

44
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What’s so special about Magdeburg?

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It became a refuge to protestants after many people were forced to go somewhere after exile

45
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Who was the Schmalkaldic War between?

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Protestants and Catholics

46
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What is the Peace of Passau (1552)?

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Reinstated Lutheran princes back to realms, emperor finally gives up on idea of religious unity

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What did the Peace of Augsburg (1555) do?

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Let German Princes decide for their people if they would Catholic or Protestant, lots of dislocation, no other options for other protestants

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