Unit 3 P&T's Pt. 2 Flashcards
Habsburg-Valois Wars
France vs. Habsburgs; France tried to keep Germany divided
Peace of Augsburg
1555, first permanent legal basis for the existence of Lutheranism and Catholicism in Germany
John Calvin
French theologian; developed Calvinism and broke from the Roman Catholic Church in 1530
Pre-destination
Doctrine: all events is what God has wanted to happen. God willed eternal damnation to some
Protestant Work Ethic
Emphasizes yard work as a display of a persons salvation in the Christian faith
Anabaptists
Rebaptizing converts who were already baptized as infants
Henry VIII
Contributed to the separation of the Church of England from the Roman Catholic Church
Catherine of Aragon
First wife of Henry VIII; the refusal of Pope Clement VII to decline hers and Henry’s marriage led to the Reformation
Cardinal Wolsey
Dominated King Henry VIII’s gov
Thomas Cranmer
Archbishop of Canterbury; leader of the Eng. Ref. and responsible for putting up basic structures of England’s church
Supremacy Act
1534, declared king to be head of the English Church instead of pope
Anna Boleyn
First english Queen to be publically executed
Mary Tudor
Queen of England and Ireland; gave the nickname “Bloody Mary” cause of her poor treatment to the protestants
Church of England
the mother church of the Worldwide Anglican Communion
Mary, Queen of Scots
Six days old when ascended into throne
John Knox
Most famous Scottish Reformer who saw how important it is to follow the bible instead of what they thought otherwise
Elizabeth I
Try to unify as many people in the church as possible; daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
Elizabethan Statement
Attempt for puritans to purify church of all Catholic remains
Council of Trent
Assembly of church leaders who rejected any possibility to the compromise with protestants
Ignatius Loyola
founded the Society of Jesus
Jesuits
Another name for the Society of Jesus; most influential of the religious orders and combated the spread of protestantism
Spanish/Italian Inquistitions
Queen Isabella and Tomas de Torquemadasas’ efforts initiated the Spanish Inquisition; an important instrument in royal authority and began using torture in punishments or investigations
Bernini
one of the greatest Boroque-styled architect
Carravagio
Italian artist; had realistic physical and emotional feel; “Calling of Saint Mathew” and “Doubting Thomas”
Peter Paul Rubens
Flemish Baroque painter well known for his altar pieces, portraits, landscapes, and history paintings of mythological subjects