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What were Luther's main ideas and how and to whom did they spread?
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The cause and impact of the 95 theses 1517
The development of Luther's ideas as expressed in his 'three great works' Luther's theology: sola scriptura, sola fide and priesthood of all believers |
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How did the authorities react to Luther from 1517 to 1521?
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The catholic reaction to Luther
Luther's meeting with Cajetan at Augsburg 1518 Luther's meeting with Eck at Leipzig 1519 The bull 'Exsurge Domine' 1520 The diet of worms 1521 The support of Frederick the Wise 1517-1525 |
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What was the impact of Lutheranism in Germany from 1517 to 1530?
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The development and spread of Lutheranism in the cities
The reactions of the Princes to Luther's ideas The extent to which Lutheranism caused the Peasant's revolt of 1525 Problems facing Charles V in dealing with Lutheranism The Diet of Speyer 1526 The Diet of Speyer 1529 Divisions within Protestantism: Marburg Colloquy 1529 The Diet of Augsburg and the Confession of Augsburg 1530 Radical reformation: Zwingli and the Anabaptists |
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Why did Lutheranism survive in Germany between 1530 and 1555?
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Princely Support
Shmalkaldic League and the leadership of Philip of Hesse Ongoing problems of Charles V Battle of Muhlberg 1547 Augsburg interim 1548 Princely Revolt 1552 Religious Peace of Augsburg 1555 |
