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What 3 past events led to the decline in Papacy power? |
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1. The Great Schism
2.Conciliar Movement
3. Rise of Monarchs/centralized kings |
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Who criticized the corruption of the church and the hypocrisy of the clergy? (egg...) |
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What was Simony? Why were reformers outraged at this? |
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1.Selling of church offices
2.unqualified people became bishops/cardinals |
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holding more than one office at a time |
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What was a benefice? What was Absenteeism? |
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1.clerical position that was bought
2.official not participating in benefices but still got paid |
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favoring family members in the appointment of church offices |
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What was the main reason for the moral decline of the papacy? |
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Clergy were having sexual relations aka concubinage |
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T/F. Clergy could be described as ignorant since they were illiterate and traded sex for freeing of sins. |
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Why did Martin Luther join the monastery?
What did he study in Rome in 1507? |
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1.) He swore to Sainte Anne he would if he survived a lightning storm.
2.)Theology |
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What did Luther believe about pilgrimages? |
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Luther believed that salvation and _________ came through? |
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Purchasing indulgences was believed to keep one out of? |
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Indulgences were originally designed for the?
Later it was sold to the _____ for future punishments and for their _____ relatives. |
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1. Crusaders
2. laity
3. dead |
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What event happened in 1517? |
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Luther's Ninety-Five Theses (Oct. 31) |
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Luther's Theses mainly complained about?
Where did he nail the theses? |
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1. Indulgences
2. church door in Wittenburg Castle |
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Who challenged the infallibility of the pope/church councils and defended John Huss?
Who "debated" against this? |
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Martin Luther
Professor John Eck |
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Who was a Dominican friar that was famous for selling indulgences? |
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The 3 Famous Pamphlets of 1520 addressed which 3 things? |
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1- German princes to force reforms on Roman Church to cut its political/economic power in Germany
2-authority of Scripture, Church councils, and secular princes over the Pope
3-Salvation by faith alone
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What were the names of the 3 Pamphlets of 1520?
In the 2nd one, how many of the traditional 7 Sacraments were excluded? Which ones were kept? |
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1A- Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation
1B- Babylonian Captivity of the Church *
1C- Freedom of a Christian
2. 5, Baptism and Communion |
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Luther believed in an _________ Church. (no hierarchial structure) |
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What did Exsurge Domine do to Luther in 1520, June 15? |
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1. Gave him 60 days to take back what he said/ condemned him for heresy |
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What did the Decet Pontificem Foranum do to Luther in Jan 3, 1521? Who issued this? |
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1. excommunication and no communion
2.Pope Leo X |
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Diet of Worms in April 1521 is issued by ______ V who is the HRE, but Luther declares he can't do what?
This leads to the ___ of _____ in May 26, 1521 which does? |
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1.Charles
2. He can't go against what he said.
3.Edict of Worms
4.Places Luther under Imperial ban |
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Who is Luther kidnapped by? After this, he translates the _____ into _____. |
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1. Frederick III
2. Bible, German |
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What is a reference to all non-catholic christians in Western Europe? |
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Confessions of Augsburg was written by? |
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What were the 3 parts of the Confession of Augsberg? |
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1.)Scriptire is authority
2.)Salvation through Faith
3.)Church consists of whole community |
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Economic wise, why did the peasants and local leaders want to be apart of the Reformation? |
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Peasants wouldn't have to pay taxes to church
Local leaders would get more profit. |
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What allows local princes to gain power away from HRE and Papacy? |
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Charles V wanted to keep Europe Catholic, but he had 2 enemies: the _____ and the _____. |
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1.Turks from Hungary
2. French led by Francis I |
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In order to get armies to fight the Turks/French, the King depended on the ______. |
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Why were many German princes politically motivated to turn away from the Catholic church? |
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escape church authority and confiscate church lands for state benefit |
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The 12 Articles of 1525 were about? |
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How German peasants demanded more rights away from feudalism and opressed the peasantry (serf and tithes) |
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Why did Luther dislike the Peasant Revolt in 1524-1525? |
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1. Because he believed that people should follow their social class.
2. 100,000 people died in this war! |
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The League of Schmalkalden was formed by Protestants in ____ _____ against _____ V, and Francis I from ___ allied with them even though he was _____. |
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1. Northern Germany
2.Charles
3.France
4.Catholic |
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In the Hapsburg Valois Wars, there were _ wars between France and the Hapsburgs. |
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The ending result of the Hapsburg Valois War was that? |
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Catholic unity in Germany never again occured. |
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The ______ of ______ temporarily ended the struggle in Germany over Lutheranism. |
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The Peace of Augsburg divided Germany into 2 sections. What were the 2 sections? |
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1 was Catholic
Other was Protestant |
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Germany was not unified as a state until? |
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In the Lutheran Doctrine, which was accepted? Transubstantiation or Consubstantiation? |
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Consubstantiation (bread and wine becomes body of Christ) |
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T/F. Church officials should marry under Lutheranism. Monasticism should be eliminated. |
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What Protestant Sect was the Left Wing of the Protestant Reformation?
What was their belief? |
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1.Anabaptists
2.Only adults should be baptized |
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Anabaptists rejected the idea of the?
They believed that the world was? |
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1. Trinity
2. Coming to an end |
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The Anabapitsts went beserk in what city?
Who were they led by and how many wives did he have?
All books were burned except the? |
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Munster John of Leyden and 16 wives (wow....)
Bible |
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What ended the disturbance in Munster? |
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Catholics/Lutherans united together and captured the city and killed the Anabaptist leaders. |
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What were the 3 Protestant sects formed by the Anabaptists?
They all generally emphasized what? |
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1- Mennchites (founded by Menno Simmons)
2. Quakers
3.Unitarians (rejected trinity)
4. Pacifisim |
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Who was the leader of the Swiss Reformation?
Why did he break off of Lutheranism? |
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1.Ulrich Zwingli
2.He thought the bread should be symbolic of God. (Eucharist) |
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In 1536, John Calvin was exiled to Switzerland and wrote? |
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Institutes of the Christian Religion |
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What city became the new center for the Reformation? |
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What Protestant Sect was most militant? |
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What was the Consistory?
What were the laws that shouldn't be broken? |
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Group of Elders who imposed penalties for those who did not follow God's law
Drinking, Singing, Dancing, Usury, Gambling |
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What is Predestination?
What were the chosen called? |
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The idea that when you are born, the decision is already made whether you go to Heaven or Hell.
Elect |
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The spread of Calvinism led to what 4 groups? |
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1. Presbyterianism (John Knox)
2. Huguenots
3. Dutch Reformed Church
4. Puritans |
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T/F. Luther didn't mind the ideas of New Sects. |
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False, he didn't like them at all. |
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Who translated the Bible into English?
What was the punishment? Why? |
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1. William Tyndale
2. Death, Bible was only allowed to be translated Latin/Greek |
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Who was the "Defender of the faith"?
Why was this person given the title? |
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1.Henry VIII
2.Supported Catholicism and Defense of 7 Sacraments |
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Henry seeks an ______ from his wife, _______ of ____ because she can't conceive a son. |
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1.Annulment
2.Catherine of Aragon |
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Why doesn't Pope Clement VII give Henry the annulment? |
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Catherine was the Aunt of HRE Charles V |
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What idea does archbishop Thomas Cranmer give Henry? |
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That in order to get a divorce and marry Anne Boleyn, he needs to break away from the church |
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Henry breaks away from the Catholic Church and establishes what? |
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What does the Act of Supremacy do?
What does the Act of Succession do? |
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1. made Henry king of the Anglican church
2.Made all Henry's subjects loyal to him as head of the church |
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Henry's Seven Sacraments were called?
Were his ideas very different from Catholicism? |
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Why was Thomas More executed?
How many wives did Henry have during his reign? |
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1. Refused to the Act of Succession
2. 6 wives |
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Henry's 3rd wife, ____ ____, had a son named _____ who succeeded Henry on his death in 1547; his son was only __ years old and his supporters were influenced by? |
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1.Jane Seymore
2.Edward VI
3.10
4.Protestant Doctrine |
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Edward VI favored the religion of?
It denied what?
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Calvinism
transubtantiation |
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What caused a religious struggle among the Protestants and Catholics in 1553? |
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Who was daughter of Henry and Catherine of Aragon?
What was her nickname, and what did she do? |
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1. Mary Tudor
2. Bloody Mary
3.She forced people to become Catholic by burning 300 Protestants at the stake. |
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Who was the daughter of Henry and Anne Boleyn?
What was her religious view?
What about people that wanted other religions? What did they do? |
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1.Elizabeth I
2. Protestant (Lutheran)
3.They were allowed to practice it secretly under the "Elizabethan Settlement" |
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The 39 articles said what? |
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That Protestant was the main doctrine, and it accomodated most religions except Puritans. |
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The Catholics in England tried to _________ Elizabeth I and put ____ ____ on the throne, but this caused Elizabeth to _____ this person. |
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1.Assassinate
2.Mary Stuart
3.execute (they were cousins) |
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Fill in the Blank about the Council of Trent:
1) Preserved the ____ as the ____ of unity of the _____ church.
2) Helped prevent ____ into _____ Churches.
3) The council made __ concessions to Protestant Doctrine.
4) Clarified the correct ______ _____. |
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1) Papacy, center, Catholic
2) dissolution, state
3) NO
4) Catholic Doctrine |
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T/F. Indulgences were abolished after Council of Trent. |
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False, they were cut though by a lot. (decreased) |
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What were the 3 goals of the Jesuits? |
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1)Reform the Church through education
2)Spread the Gospel to pagan peoples
3)Fight Protestantism |
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Who organized the society of Jesus?
Their people were known as the? (2 poss. answers)
Who authorized this? |
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1. Ignatius Loyola
2. Jesuits/Soldiers of Christ
3. Pope Paul III |
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With women, name the 2 positive things that happened to them during the Reformation. |
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1)Love was more meaningful
2)More education in the Bible/Literacy |
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With women, name the 3 negative things/thoughts about them. |
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1. Leaders felt they should be at home
2. Lost opportunities to pursue careers in Church service (nun)
3. Lost transaction rights in their own name. |
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