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What are the origins of the reformation?

1. Western Schism


2. Many people doubted the church and its officials


3.The Council of Constance unified the church in 1497 with Pope Martin V

Who did no one cared about dying because the many people he killed?

Pope Sixtus


Alexander IV

What brought corruptions of the church?

-selling indulgences


-taxes on all lands


-what the money was spent on

Who were the Reformers?

Jan Hus


Desiderius Erasmus


John Wycliff


Ulrich Zwingli

Founder of the Moravian Church?

Jan Hus

How did he die?

Burned at stake

Where did he live?

Bohemia Creech

Were an attempt to destroy the Morvavian Church?

Hussite Wars

Born and lived in the Netherlands, early 1500s?

Desiderius Erasmus

What did he do?

He encouraged that and denied that clergy can provide salvation.

Who wrote the first English?

John Wycilff

Lived in Switzerland, his writings influenced John Calvin's teachings?

Ulrich Zwingli

Who attempted to become a lawyer?

Martin Luther


What did he become instead?

Augustinian monk

Where did he become a professor?

University of Wittenburg

On October 31, 1517 what did he do?

95 Theses

Religious trail?

Diet of Worms

Statements of Biblical belief?

95 Theses

Who excommunicated and ordered him to the Diet of Worms?

Pope Leo X

What did he believed?

Indulgences do not erase sin.


Bible should be translated into all languages.


Sola Scriptura

Just if I have never sinned?

Justification

Scripture alone, not tradition?

Scriptura

Reaction to the Reformation?

Religious wars in Europe

Catholic?

1. Portugal


2. Italian City-States

Protestant?

1. Dutch


2. Most of nothern

What war allows German princes to choose between the Lutheran church of catholic church?

Peace of Augsburg

To throw an objector person out of a window?

Defenestration

Conquences of the Peace of Westphaili?

1. Broke the Holy Roman Empire into several hundred states


2. Starvation


3. last religious war

Who was John Calvin?

Zwingli

Belief that God chooses who will be saved?

Predestination

Who forms the reformed presbyterian church?

John Knox


Southern France?

Hugenots


Scotland?

Presbyterian church

Who needed a male heir?

Henry VIII

Who had Mary?

Catherine of Aragon

Who had Elizabeth?

Anne Boleyn

Who had Edward?

Anne of Cleaves

Who outlived Henry?

Catherine Parr

Head of nation?

Sovereign as Head of Church

How did Protestant influence the development of democratic practices?

1. Churches elected their own leader


2. Belief in a covenant


3. Practice of federalism

Explain the origins of the Reformation beginning w/ the Western Schism?

1. Western schism


2. many people doubted and questioned the church


3. reformers tried to change the church

Why was the Peace of Westphailia important to European religious freedom?

1. Ended the last major religious war


2. Broke into 100s states


3. Princes could choose between protestant and catholic churches

Binding agreement?

Covenant


Two parts that work together to accomplished one goal?

Federalism