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What year did the begining of the reformation occur?
1517
What began the reformation?
Martin Luther nailed the 95 thesis on the door Church
What country sent out the earliest explorers during the 15th and 16th centuries?
Portugal
What year did the Printing press begin?
1453
Who invented the Printing Press
Gutenberg
What is Penance?
being absolved from sin if confessed
What is the order of the church?
Pope, Cardinals, Bishops, Parish Priests
What did people criticize about the church?
Corruption and immortality. and the Popes flaunted breaking vows
What significant event happened in 1520?
Pope threatened to excommunicate Martin Luther if he did not recant ideas
What year did Holy Roman Emperor Charles V hold a meeting in which Martin Luther was summoned?
1521
What was the meeting of Charles V and Martin Luther called?
Diet of Worms
Who took Martin Luther in and protected him for almost 2 years?
Frederick of Saxony
What did Marin Luther do while he was in hiding in Saxony?
Translated New Testament into German
What are the 3 core beliefs on Martin Luthers Teachings?
Salvation by faith
Bible is sole authority
Bible should be printed in vernacular languages
What 2 beliefs of Martin Luther are the only two that his sacraments agreed with?
Baptism and Communion
What is Nationalism?
Proud to be part of a nation
What is simony?
Buying and selling church office.
What years did Martin Luther live?
1483 - 1546
What was Martin Luther a proffesor of and where was it?
Theology in Vitanberg
What did Martin Luther realize when he was reading psalms?
Gods justice had nothing to do with discipline but MERCY saving sinful men
What is the question that Martin Luther and where did he find the answer?
How can i be saved? Found it in St. Pauls Epistle
What is an indulgence?
Can be forgiven without doing penance
What caused Martin Luther to leave the church in 1517?
Selling of indulgences
Who sold indulgences and what did they do?
Tetzel. Let people buy their way out of Purgatory and could buy their way to heaven
What were Martin Luthers intentions when posting the 95 thesis? And what did it lead to?
Just to talk to the church about issuses. Sparked Protestant Reformation
How was absolutism achieved in France?
By a church official named Cardinal Richelieu. worked systematically to undermine the power of the nobility and enhance the authority of the King.
Why is Louis XIV considered “the ruler who best epitomized royal absolutism”? How did he do this?
Surrounded himself with splendor befitting one who ruled the divine night.
He built a magnificent residence at Versailles.
Louis provided the nobility with luxurious accommodations and endless entertainment in exchange for absolute rule.
How did Peter the Great and Catherine the Great of Russia practice absolutism?
Peter had St. Petersburg seaport built. Served as a magnificent capital city and haven for Russia fledgling navy.
Catherine worked to improve government efficiency by dividing her vast empire into fifty administrative provinces.
What did Peter the Great do to make Russia more like western Europe?
Cosmic makeover. Required his aristocratic subjects to wear Western Europe fashions and ordered men to have traditional beards.
What were the goals and the terms of the Peace of Westphalia?
Entrusted political and diplomatic affairs to states acting in their own interests.
What were the consequences of the Peace of Westphalia?
Disrupted local economies and drained resources.
How did balance-of-power diplomacy play out in Europe?
Statesmen prevented the building of empires and ensured that Europe would be a land of independent, sovereign, competing states.
What 4 countries had strong Monarchys
Portugal
France
Spain
England
4. What were the fundamental beliefs of Jean Calvin?
Worked with local officials to impose a strict code of morality and discipline on the city of Geneva.
Where did Late Medieval Christianity begin?
Roman Empire
How did the printing press work?
Carve letters on small movable metal blocks
Why did the printing press help Luther?
Could make faster and more copies to spread his ideas around faster