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Veteran of Peru Conquest.
With army, pushed to Mississippi, was defeated and turned back by Alibamu and Chickasaws. |
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With army, traveled along present US/Mexican border. Discovered Pueblos and Buffalo. Went back disappointed by lack of gold. |
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Religious revolt against Catholicism.
began in 1517
responsible for creation of Protestant churches. |
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German Priest.
spoke out against Catholic Church.
excommunicated.
father of Protestantism. |
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Alternative Christian sect.
emphasized importance of individual bible study.
promoted literacy.
demoted power of priests. |
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Prominent reformer.
More radical than Luther.
Father of Calvinism.
Spiritual and secular values. |
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King of England (1509-1547)
At first supported Catholic Church.
was denied request for annulment of his marriage to Catherine of Aragon.
Declared himself head of a seperate Church of England. |
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Calvin's french supporters.
Thousands were killed in St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre (Aug 24, 1572) |
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Spanish Fort in southern Florida.
Established by Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles.
Oldest continuously occupied European city in North America. |
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