Reformation, cont'd Flashcards

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How many sacraments did the Catholics believe in? The Protestants?

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7, 2

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What were the Protestant sacraments?

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Baptism, Eucharist

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What did the Protestants believe about the bible?

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It must be individually read and interpreted.

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What did Catholics believe about Eucharist?

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The priests performed a miracle and the wafer and wine actually became the body and blood of Jesus.

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What did Protestants believe about Eucharist?

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The wafer and wine is merely symbolic of the body/blood of Jesus.

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Protestant beliefs on priests

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Just as holy as regulars, may marry

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Protestant v. Catholics-monks + nuns.

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Only Catholics.

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Language of Catholic church v. Protestant

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Latin v. Vernacular

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9
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relics/saints

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Worshipped only in Catholic church

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What language was the Bible written in pre-Reformation?

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Latin

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What language did ML translate the bible into?

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German

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Vernacular

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common lang of specific location

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Dogma

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religious doctrines/ideas

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14
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Sacrament

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Religious ritual/ceremony

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Relic

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object of religious signature

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Main Idea

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John Calvin + other Reformation leaders began new Protestant churches. Catholic church also made reforms.

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Relevance

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Many Protestant churches began during this time period, and many Catholic churches are the result of Catholic reform.

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Diet of Worms

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1521 General assembly of the Holy Roman Empire held at the Heylshof Garden in Worms, then an Imperial Free City of the Empire

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19
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Targets of ML criticism

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Indulgences, authority of Pope, monasticism, and clerical celibacy

20
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Sola Scriptura

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ML policy-Bible only

21
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What resulted from European superstitions?

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Witch hunts

22
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What did the witch hunts result from?

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The search for scapegoats and religious persecution spreading

23
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Why were women prime targets for witch hunts?

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Underlying misogynistic beliefs of European men, women thought to be susceptible to temptation by devil

24
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W/ What did the most active era of witchraft trials in Europe coincide?

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Cold weather

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When did the Salem Witch Trials take place?
1692
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Why was Rev Parris so miserable?
His daughter was sick
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The higher the misery quotient ___
The more likely you are to be seeing witches
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Modern connection between witchcraft and weather
Bad weather-->Bad economy-->depression-->search for scapegoats
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Who was Henry VIII first wife?
Catherine of Aragon
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Why was Henry excommunicated by the pope?
When the pope wouldn't annul Henry's marriage, Henry ditched Catholicism and made the Anglican church with himself as head
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What Protestant church did ML create
Lutheran
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What did Henry do to the monasteries?
Closed em and grabbed the wealth
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Who was more frequently accused of being witches? Why?
Social outcast women who lived on the fringe of society bc there was no one to vouch for them
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Who painted Henry's portrait?
Hans Holbein
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What specific belief within the Protestant church caused further divisions within that church?
By emphasizing Sola Scriptura, they opened the door to many different sets of beliefs, since people will interpret the Bible differently.
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What was the movement within the Catholic church for?
To reform itself
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Catholic reformation
A mild reformation of the Catholic Church @ the Council of Trent
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Catholic reformation
16. c movement in which Catholic church sought to reform in response to Protestant reformation
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Council of Trent
Meeting of Catholic church leaders between 1545 and 1563 that agreed on several doctrines and formed the index trying to counter reformation
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When was Henry VIII painted? What was so bad about that year?
Months following worst year of his reign. Early 1536-a`fter Henry still had no male heir and had had a bad accident and killed wife #2 and facing political disasters
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Rumspringa
The Rumspringa normally begins around the age of 14 to 16 and ends when a youth chooses baptism within the Amish church, or instead leaves the community after a year outside. The vast majority choose baptism and remain in the church.
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Rumspringa
The Rumspringa normally begins around the age of 14 to 16 and ends when a youth chooses baptism within the Amish church, or instead leaves the community after a year outside. The vast majority choose baptism and remain in the church.
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Anabaptists
Radical reformers of Protestant church
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Who presided over the Council of Trent?
Pope Paul III
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6 conclusions of Council of Trent
Church interpretation of bible was final and any Christian that substituted their own interpretation was a hereticThey need faith AND good works for salvationBible and Church valid authoritiesIndulgences valid, but corrupt selling of indulgences bannedCorruption among the clergy=stiff penaltiesNew schools would be established to create a better educated clergy to challenge Protestant teachings
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Index
Librorum Prohibitorum -Censorship and burning of books-Protestant, etc