The crusades where wars between the Christians from Western Europe and Muslim forces. The main reason was to capture the holy land that the Byzantine church believed was there’s. The main objective was to capture back the holy land. The holy land is the place where the bible took place so mainly Jerusalem. The war started in 1095. After 4 years of fighting the European captured Jerusalem and that was the start of the crusades. Crusade I: The first crusade had 5 armies as they were able to capture the Holy Land. Crusade II: During the second crusade there where territory’s dived into states they ended up losing the northern part they controlled. Crusade III: The crusade then tried to capture Egypt but then they loss. That then resulted into
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Germany: Martin Luther (1483-1546) was an Augustinian monk and university lecturer in Wittenberg who decided to create Lutheranism because he did not agree with some of the Pope’s teachings at that time. Switzerland: Ulrich Zwingli created Calvinism a religion like Lutheranism but stressed the beliefs of God’s power and humanity’s destined fate.
England: King Henry the VIII created Anglicanism a religion so he could divorce his wife. France: The Huguenots created their religion as mix of everything at the time for France. Scotland: John Knox was the creator of Presbyterian a religion that would be Scotland’s. The results where a mix of different types of Christian churches with different rules.
The reason people wanted to reform from the church was that some people did not agree with what the church was trying to teach. Pope Paul III is considered the first pope of the Counter-Reformation he was head of the Council of Trent. The Council of Trent’s goal was to help put the church back together and end the corruption in the church. The Inquisition was a group of organizations within the government system of the Catholic Church whose aim was to contest heresy. St. Teresa along with St. John of the cross worked in Spain to sort out things. They also worked on being spiritual
Germany: Martin Luther (1483-1546) was an Augustinian monk and university lecturer in Wittenberg who decided to create Lutheranism because he did not agree with some of the Pope’s teachings at that time. Switzerland: Ulrich Zwingli created Calvinism a religion like Lutheranism but stressed the beliefs of God’s power and humanity’s destined fate.
England: King Henry the VIII created Anglicanism a religion so he could divorce his wife. France: The Huguenots created their religion as mix of everything at the time for France. Scotland: John Knox was the creator of Presbyterian a religion that would be Scotland’s. The results where a mix of different types of Christian churches with different rules.
The reason people wanted to reform from the church was that some people did not agree with what the church was trying to teach. Pope Paul III is considered the first pope of the Counter-Reformation he was head of the Council of Trent. The Council of Trent’s goal was to help put the church back together and end the corruption in the church. The Inquisition was a group of organizations within the government system of the Catholic Church whose aim was to contest heresy. St. Teresa along with St. John of the cross worked in Spain to sort out things. They also worked on being spiritual