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25 Cards in this Set
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This French Huguenot/turned Catholic issued the Edict of Nantes in 1598.
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Henry IV
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broke with the Catholic Church over the issue of divorce started the Protestant Church
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Henry VIII
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The First Protestant Faith
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Lutheranism
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Founded the Jesuits, a relitious order
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Ignatius Loyola
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Meeting of the Catholic Church which said that salvation comes through faith good works
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Council of Trent
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_____ by faith; Martin LUther's concept that faith alone is enough to bring salvation
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Justifaction
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Quthor of the 95 theses; Wanted the church to stop selling indulgences
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Martin Luther
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Pardon sold by the Catholic Church to reduce one's punishment for sins
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indulgences
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Worldly, not overly or specifically religious
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Secular
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Protestant groups that began baptizing only adult members into their groups
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Anabaptists
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In 1558 Phillip II sent this towards England because QUeen ELizabeth aligned her country with the Netherlands.
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Spanish Armada
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Portuguese entrepreneurs transplanted these kinds of plantations to Madeira and other islands in the Atlantic
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Sugar
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Dias reached this cape in 1488
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Cape of Good Hope
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At the height of their power in the 16th century, Portugal held some fifty ports in this ocean.
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Indian Ocean
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In the early seventeenth centry these people had the most efficient economic system in Europe.
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The Dutch
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This ity was the financial center of Europe for two centuries, until the French Revolution in 1789
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Amsterdam
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Which people were the only European traders allowed in Japan for two centuries aftre all other foreigners were expelled in 1641?
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Dutch
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This monarch made France the strongest country in Europe during his long reign (1643-1715)
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Louis XIV
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The British surpassed the French by the end of the 18th century because of this type of power.
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Navel
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Matteo _____ Was one of the most prominent jesuit missionaries to China
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Ricci
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By 1700 some 300,000 Chinese had converted to this religion
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Catholic/Jesuit
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This warrior class made up about 7% of the population in Japan
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Samurai
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By 1600 the empires of Portugal, Spain, the Mughals, and _____ were approaching the height of their powers, but all four were in decline by 1700
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Ottoman
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Rennaisance movement based on the literature and ideas of ancient Greece and Rome such as the worth of each individual
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Humanism
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Country in which the Renaissance began
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Italy
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