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new churches are made due to a split in one church.
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reformation
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sold indulgences to raise money to rebuild the church.
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Johann Tetzel
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pardon from sin. given for especially great deads.
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indulgences
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who thought that ceramonies dont make a difference, the only thing that leads to salvation is your own inner faith.
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Martin Luther
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form of thought that simple faith will lead you to salvation.
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lutheranism
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this is what they called luther's ideas that he wrote and posted on the church door.
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95 theses
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this was the meeting that the church had and decided to excommunicate luther
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diet of worms
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people that protested against the church.
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protestants
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divorced his wife bc she couldnt bear a boy
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Henry VIII
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who did henry VIII want to marry after his divorce?
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Anne Boleyn
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who denied Henry's request; pope at the time
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Clement VII
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this was the church Henry VIII created to grant his request; also known as the church of england
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Anglican Church
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what are the three factors for production
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land, capital, and labor
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the use of automatic machinery to increase production
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mechanization
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what did the Bessemer process produce?
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iron and steel
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what american discovered a process to make rubber more elastic & usable?
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Charles Goodyear
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who placed stones carefully on road calling it a macadam road
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John MacAdam
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Who built the first battery
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Volta
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economic system in which individuals rather than governments control factors of production.
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capitalism
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complete control of sale or production of a good or service by a firm
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monopoly
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what do we call the alternating periods of economic prosperity and decline
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business cycle
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who argued that wealth was created by labor but the profit goes to the owners
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karl marx
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who made the telescope
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Galileo
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who believed that everything had to be proven; everything had a logical explanation
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Rene Descartes
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who believed that conclusions should be made through observations and reputible experimentation
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Francis Bacon
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who named oxygen
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lavoisier
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discovered microscope and bacteria
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Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
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