Protestant Reformation

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95 Theses

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A list of 95 bad things the church has done that Martin Luther wrote. This list was posted on the front of a church.

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Act of Supremecy

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The law passed by Henry VIII that said the monarch is the head of the English Church.

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Anne Boelyn

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Henry VIII's second wife. She had Elizabeth I and was beheaded.

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Anne of Cleves

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Henry VIII's fourth wife. Their marriage was annulled.

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Annulment

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When the pope undoes a marriage.

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Catherine Howard

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Henry VIII's fifth wife. She was beheaded.

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Catherine of Aragon

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Henry VIII's first wife. She had Mary I and her marriage was annuled

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Catherine Parr

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Henry VIII's sixth and last wife. She was widowed.

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Charles V

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The leader of the Holy Roman Empire

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Diet of Worms

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The meeting when Martin Luther was asked to take back what he said but he refused and was excommunicated from the church.

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Edict of Worms

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The document that states the happening and the outcome of the Diet of Worms.

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Edward VI

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Henry VIII's only son. Mother is Jane Seymour. He was the ruler after Henry VIII at age 9 or 10 and was Protestant. He died at around age 16.

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Mary Tudor (Mary I)

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Henry VIII's first surviving daughter. The ruler after Edward VI. Catherine of Aragon was her mother. She was Catholic.

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Elizabeth I

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Henry VIII's daughter. Her mother is Anne Boelyn. The ruler after Mary Tudor. She was Protestant.

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Ghetto

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The section of a city in which Jews and other minority groups were confined in.

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Henry VIII

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The rule of England. He passed the Act of Supremacy and changed England's church to Protestant for the first time.

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Indulgences

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Things given out to "erase" sins. They are rewarded for large good deeds or, in the Renaissance, money.

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Inquisition

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The court of the Roman Catholic Church to give out punishments for heresies.

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Jane Seymour

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Henry VIII's third wife and the "love of his life". She had Edward VI but died shortly after childbirth.

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John Calvin

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The man who developed Calvinism. In Calvinism, a major belief is predestination.

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Lutheranism

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Another name for Protestantism. A Christian religion where everything is based on the Bible and there is no papal control.

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Martin Luther

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The man who developed Lutheranism and started the Protestant Reformation.

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Peace of Augsburg

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A treaty that recognized the division of the Holy Roman Empire into Catholic and Protestant states.

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Predestination

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The belief that God has chosen where you you go after you die long before you existed so that nothing you do in your lifetime will alter it.

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Prince Frederick of Saxony

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A large supporter of Martin Luther who kidnapped him for safety after the Diet of Worms.

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Protestant Reformation

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The time period when Protestantism was created, grew in popularity and gained more followers.