History Quiz Chapter 15 Flashcards
attempts to mediate the social and political problems between peasants & nobles
Martin Luther
the peasants ignored Luther’s advice & revolted against the nobles; the nobility crushed the rebellion
Peasant’s Revolt
1st Protestant confession of faith; Statement of beliefs presented by the Lutherans to Emperor Charles V; Written by Philipp Melanchthon
Augsburg Confession
a compromise formed between the Protestants and Catholics; established “state” churches in Germany (1555)
Peace of Augsburg
a Catholic “court” that would find, try, & punish heretics
Inquisition
founded by Ignatius Loyola in 1540; the “right arm” of the Inquisition (most devout in finding heretics & spreading Romanism)
Jesuits
The Catholic Church’s attempt to destroy the Reformation in Europe
Counter Reformation
Rome’s strongest stand against Protestantism
The Council of Trent
(same person as Charles I) Ruled Spain & the Holy Roman Empire from (1516-1556); Supported the Inquisition; Spain became the most powerful European nation
Charles V
Son of Charles V; Fanatical support of the church led to his failed invasion of England (1588)
Phillip II
brought the Inquisition into Portugal in 1536; resulting violence broke the nation & they fell to Spain in 1580
King John III
The ____________ language is still the main language of Brazil
Portuguese
Name a few things that Spain contributed to the New World:
- Spanish language
- Horses
- Cattle
- Oranges
- Lemons
wrote Don Quixote
Miguel de Cervantes
wrote Os Lusíadas
Luís de Camões
Much of what country lies below sea level?
Netherlands (Holland & Belgium)
damlike barriers of earth & stone built to keep water out
Dikes
Known as The Low Countries; the people who live there are Dutch; controlled by Spain during early 1500s
Netherlands
A Spanish ruling council that led the Inquisition against the Protestants in the Netherlands
Council of Blood
led Spanish troops in the Netherlands
Duke of Alva
Dutch nobleman, who led the fight for freedom during the mid 1500s
William the Silent