Reformation Flashcards

1
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What does reformation mean?

A

Changing from Roman Catholic to Protestant

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2
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Why did people want a reformation?

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So they could read bible and hear services in English

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3
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Did people actually want a reformation?

A

No. Martin Luther did because he didn’t like the way the pope were running the church

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4
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Who led the reformation?

A

Martin Luther

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5
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What a was the new religion set up?

A

Protestant

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6
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What was the counter reformation?

A

Roman Catholic Church reforming itself to be at better standards

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7
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What does the counter reformation consist of?

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  • the council of Trent
  • Jesuits
  • the Inquisition
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What is the council of Trent?

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Set up by Catholic Church leaders to improve church by removing Luthers criticisms

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Who were the Jesuits?

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Their job was to improve standards of religious education

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What was the inquisition?

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St up by punish heretics. Protestants burned and tortured at stake

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What were the results of the counter reformation?

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  • Catholic Church remained strong in Spain, France, Italy
  • Jesuits established higher standards for religious education
  • missionaries sent to Asia and US to convert people to Catholism
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