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What caused the reformation

The influence of the renaissance


The wealth of the church


Abuses of power within the church


The power of kings

Explain Simony

Buying or selling of positions within the church

Explain nepotism

Appointing of relatives to church jobs regardless of merit

Explain Pluralism

Holding more than one church job at the same time

Absenteeism

Priests or Bishops being absent from the parish or diocese for long periods of time

Sale of indulgences

Selling special Ted that was said to reduce the time a soul spent in purgatory

Misbehaviour of priests Bishops and popes

Breaking vows of celibacy and fathering children not properly performing their duties etc

Where and when was Martin Luther King born

Saxony Germany in 1483

What type of Monk was he

Augustinian monk

He went to the University of Wittenberg what did he become a professor in

He became a professor of theology

What did he believe in

Only God could give sins and only faith in him which helps get person into heaven edits called justification by Faith alone

In 1517 why did Luther write the Archbishop in protest

Because John petzal was selling indulgences in Wittenberg

How many theses did Martin write

95 theses which were arguments and wrote them in Latin

Once the 95 theses were translated into German what help them spread out Germany

The printing press

Who did Pope Leo x Send To Luther to debate with him in public

Theologian john eck Luther was also ordered to recant or take back his arguments but he refused

What was a papal Bull

A formal letter

What did Pope Leo x threaten Luther with in a papal bull he sent

Excommunication or being thrown out of the church and unable to receive sacraments

What did Luther do with the papal Bull

He burned it and he was excommunicated in 1521

What was the diet of worms

A meeting of German Princes

Who called the diet of the worms

Charles V (the Holy Roman Empire)

What will Luther's followers known as

Protestants

Who hid Luther and where

Prince Frederick of saxony hid Luther at wartburd Castle

What did Luther do with the Bible

He translated into German

What did Luther believe

That clergy should be allowed to marry


That the Bible is the only source of guidance for ChristiansThat



That there are two sacraments baptism and communion


Justification by Faith alone

Who did Luther marry

Catherine vanbrugh who was a former nun they had children and continue to write and preach until his death in 1546

Which side is Protestant in which side was Catholic

Northern countries became Protestant and the South View Main mostly Catholic

Name some other major Reformers

Ulrich zwingli - Switzerland


Henry viii - church of England


Jean Calvin - different version of Protestantism , Presbyterianism


John Knox - Jean Calvin religion Presbyterianism to Scotland

What was Jean Calvin's religion

It was another form of protestantism, it was presbyterianism, he believes in predestination that God has already decided he was going to Heaven before people were born and nothing they didn't life could affect that

What did the Catholic Church do to counter the Reformation

1 the court of inquisition


2 new religious orders


3 the council of Trent

What were the courts of inquisition

They were set up to arrest to try and punish anyone who was a threat to the church teachings


Imprisonment and torture - recant their views


Punishments included being burnt at the stake imprisoned finds confiscation of property or the wearing of the yellow cloak San Benito


This was very successful in Italy and Spain


What did the nuns and capuchin monks do

They set up schools and hospitals around Europe to help the poor

What were the Society of Jesus or Jesuits

Army like religion that special schools to educate the sons of wealthy families

What were the two new religious orders

The Ursuline nuns and capuchin monks where new religious orders set up


And the Society of Jesus or Jesuits

What do the council of Trent do

Banned simony nepotism absenteeism and the sale of indulgences


Seminaries setup in every diocese to train priests


Priests have to celibate and could not marry


Strict rules and punishments for introduced for priests


A list of books that Catholics could not read was published


The catechism drawn up this was a ruel book for Catholics with simple answers to questions about Faith

Results of the Reformation

Division and persecution


religious Wars


power of kings


education


art and architecture

Division and persecution

By 1650 europe had divided into a largely Protestant north and a Catholic South there were minority groups in most countries and those people faced persecution like being arrested and tried by the inquisition

Religious Wars

Violence between Catholics and Protestants the civil wars in France England Scotland Germany and Switzerland example Ireland north and south

Power of Kings

In Protestant countries all Catholic Church property went to the Crown and sell the games much more property

Education

Protestants wanted everyone to read and understand The Bible so everyone needed a basic education many schools we're also set up to educate Catholics education levels improved across Europe

Art and architecture

Protestants believe decorations such as statues and paintings were sinful wasteful and a distraction from the study of the Bible Catholics continued to decorate the churches at lavish expense this gave rise to the baroque movement in art