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23 Cards in this Set

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John Wycliffe
fearless preacher
distinguished scholar
patriotic leader
voice of protest against the Roman Catholic church
John Huss
Jan Hus
challenged the Bohemian people to oppose the wordliness of the church
Martin Luther
took a stand against the church
sparked upheaval known as Protestant Reformation
Germany
Leo X
Pope
launched a campaign to complete rebuilding of St. Peter's Basilica
sold indulgences
Johann Eck
champion of Catholicism
debated Luther
Charles V
Holy Roman Emperor
refused to condemn Luther without a hearing
summoned Luther to appear before the Diet at Worms
Philip Melanchthon
Luther's friend and co-worker
wrote Augsburg Confession
Francis I
King of France
rival of Charles V
Suleiman
Ottoman Turk
invaded eastern part of Holy Roman Empire
Ulrich Zwingli
leader of Swiss Reformation
disagreed with Luther's view of Lord's Supper
John Calvin
French
believed in sovereignty of God
believed God "predestines" all things according to His will
Henry VIII
King of England
broke away from Catholic Church
started Church of England/Anglican Church
Thomas Cramner
Archbishop of Canterbury
declared Henry VIII's marriage to Catherine of Aragon invalid
legalized marriage of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
Edward VI
son of Henry VIII
sympathetic to Reformation
made changes to English church
Mary I
daughter of Henry VIII
ruled after Edward VI
Catholic
persecuted Protestants
Elizabeth I
daughter of Henry VIII
ruled after Mary I
Protestant
favored a moderate solution to England's religious problems
Philip II
King of Spain
Catholic
son of Charles V
married Mary I
rival of Elizabeth I
Francis Drake
"sea dog"
led English forces in defeat of Spanish Armada
John Knox
leader of Protestant Reformation
Scotland
fled to Geneva
Mary Stuart
Queen of Scotland
Catholic
implicated with plotting James her husband's death
abdicated and fled to England
William the Silent
AKA William of Orange
Protestant
Netherlands
led forces against Catholic troops
Henry of Navarre
France
leader of Huguenots
"Paris is well worth a mass"
switched from Protestant to Catholic for political reasons
Ignatius Loyola
Spain
soldier
founded Jesuits