Reformation Flashcards

1
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a religious reform movement that swept through Europe in the 1500s

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Protestant Reformation

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2
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Christians who don’t follow the Catholic or Eastern Orthodox Church.

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Protestants

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3
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a protestant group in France

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Huguenots

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4
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to formally take back

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recant

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5
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actions against God or church law

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sins

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6
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a kind of cancellation of punishment for sin

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indulgences

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7
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a document outlining his ideas about why the Church was wrong to exchange indulgences for donations

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Luther’s 95 Theses

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8
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The assembly of religious leaders and princes where Luther was ordered to appear. There, he was told to recant his beliefs. But when he refused, he was excommunicated

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Diet of Worms

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9
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was a treaty that allowed citizens to practice their own religion

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Peace of Westphalia

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10
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a series of meetings called in 1545, to find ways to revive the moral authority of the Catholic Church and stop the spread of Protestantism

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Council of Trent

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11
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a movement to strengthen the teachings and structure of the Catholic Church

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Counter Reformation

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12
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an official act of ending a marriage (official agreement, decision, or result) and also to act like it never happened.

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Annul

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13
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a time of religious persecution

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inquisition

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14
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religious subgroups

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sect

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15
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a religious order founded by Ignatius Loyola in 1534. Also known as the Society of Jesus

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Jesuits

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16
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official decree by a king or other leader

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edict

17
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an act that made the king of England the leader of the Church of England

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Act of Supremacy

18
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the idea that God had long ago determined who had gained salvation

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predestination

19
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a government ruled by church leaders

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theocracy

20
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expanded the practice of indulgences across Europe

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Pope Leo X

21
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believed that faith alone could allow going to heaven

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Martin Luther

22
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He was a protestant reformer, who studied theology and philosophy in Paris. Planned to become a priest.

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John Calvin

23
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Translated the Bible from Greek to English. He hoped his efforts would help people to have a stronger understanding of God.

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William Tyndale

24
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helped translate the Bible. He said that he would spend his life helping commoners understand God.

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John Wycliffe

25
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Led the inquisition

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Pope Innocent IV

26
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Became a knight for an influential relative and wrote the Jesuits.

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Ignatius of Loyola

27
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Rebelled against the Church for personal reasons. Strongly opposed Martin Luther. He wanted to annul his marriage. He created the Anglican Church.

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Henry VIII

28
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1st wife of Henry. Had a divorce because she had a daughter and not a son.

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Catherine of Aragon

29
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Daughter of Henry and Catherine. She became Queen Mary I. Her brutal persecution of Protestants earned the name, “Bloody Mary.”

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Mary Tudor

30
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Ruled over England after Mary and didn’t marry anyone. Last Tudor member.

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Elizabeth I

31
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Ruled Scotland her own way

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Mary Queen of Scots

32
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Ruled Scotland her own way

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Mary Queen of Scots