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Lutheranism 1529 - 1555 Flashcards

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1
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what event happened in 1530?

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the confession of Augsberg

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2
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what was the confession of Augsberg and who wrote it?

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outlined the beliefs of Lutherans

melancathon

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what action did charles take in 1530 and what 2 policies did he implement?

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diet of Augsburg -

he reiterated the edict of worms

he placed an ultimatum on the lutherans to convert back to catholicism by 1531

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4
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what was the lutherans’ reaction to the ultimatum?

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Phillip of Hesse created the Schmalkaldic league to provide military aid for a war

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5
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what happened in 1531?

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the ultimatum ran out

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6
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what happened to the lutherans, name a reason why?

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nothing

because charles was distracted by the ottoman threat in the east

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7
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what event happened in 1532?

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peace of nuremberg

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8
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name 2 reasons why charles did this?

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because of threat of the ottomans

he needed the princes support

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9
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what event happened in 1534?

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restoration of wittenburg - became lutheran

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10
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name three reasons why this was significant?

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demonstrated the power of the Schmalkaldic league

this undermined charles’ power

made it clear to lutherans he had other priorities

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11
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what event happened in 1536 ?

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wittenburg concord

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12
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name three things that happened at the wittenburg concord?

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an attempt at reconciliation between protestants

melancathon and bucer drew up a statement on consubstantiation

it did not last

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13
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name a reason why this was siginificant?

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it shows the disunity between Protestants

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14
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what was written in 1537 and by whom?

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luther wrote the schmalkalden articles

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15
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name a reason why this was significant

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it legitimised the schmalkaldic league and resistance to the emperor theologically.

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16
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what event happened in 1538 that paused the italian wars?

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Truce of Nice

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17
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what event happened in 1539-42 that meant charles was distracted again?

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julich - cleves incident

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18
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name 2 reasons why this was significant for the lutherans?

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because the duke of cleves became lutheran

lutheranism had spread to other territories in Europe

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19
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what happened in 1543?

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charles won the conflict and forced duke of cleves to revert back to catholicism

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20
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what two events happened in 1541?

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Bigamy scandal

colloquy of regensburg

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21
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what two things happened at the colloquy?

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  • the followers of both christians came up with the doctrine of double justification
  • Luther and the Pope immediately rejected it
22
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when did charles come back to germany?

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1543

23
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what part of germany was fully Lutheran by 1540

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the north

24
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what happened in 1545

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council of trent

25
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name two reasons why this was significant?

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because it reaffirmed and reformed the catholic church

this strengthened it again

26
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name three things that show people still align with the catholic church

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  • they go to events
  • they still pay tithes
  • they leave monetary gifts in their wills
27
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who diedf in 1546?

A

Luther

28
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what event happened in 1546?

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diet of regensburg

29
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name two reasons why it happened?

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  • to gather allies against lutherans
  • to make a defensive pact with bavaria against supporting lutherans
30
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name three reasons why this was significant?

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  • charles allied with maurice of saxony
  • left the schmalkaldic league weak
  • the schmalkaldic league failed to recognise support gained by charles
31
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who died in 1547?

A

francis Ist

32
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who became the new french king?

A

henri ii

33
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what event happened between 1546 - 47

A

Schmalkaldic war

34
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how many troops did each side have?

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  • charles: 56,000
  • lutherans: 80,000
35
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name a reason why charles had the upper hand?

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because he had the elite spanish tercios onside

36
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what event happened in 1547?

A

battle of Muhlburg

37
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who won?

A

Charles

38
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name three reasons why charles won

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  • because he had a stronger, well equipped side
  • all key central lutheran cities, electorals submitted to charles
  • key leaders were captured
39
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who was captured at the battle?

A

john fredrick of saxony

phillip of hesse

40
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who swapped sides after?

A

maurice of saxony

41
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what happened in 1548

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ausberg interim

42
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what was the ausberg interim?

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a doctrinal compromise between catholics and protestants

43
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which two people made the interim?

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melancathon and charles

44
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name three reasons why it was significant

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  • a weak attempt to revert lutherans by charles
  • shows that the lutherans are too established and charles is too late to do anything about it
  • it allowed concessions such as clerical marriage and communion to the laity
45
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what alliance was made in 1552, two reasons why?

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treaty of chamboard, henri ii and maurice of saxony

military aid against charles - maurice

metz, toul and verdun - henri

46
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what was made in 1552?

A

peace of passau

47
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name four reasons why this was significant?

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  • they release john fredrick and phillip of hesse
  • they gave up the augsberg interim
  • it shows the failure of charles attempts at reconcilliation
  • shows the princes are powerful
48
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what was made in 1555

A

peace of augsburg

49
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two reasons why this was significant

A

granted ultimate tolerance to lutherans

Princes could decide what religion their state was

50
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who fled in 1556

A

charles v

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