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A.P. European History Reformation
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Reformation
German Reformation
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Swiss Reformation
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Counter Reformation
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What was the Diet of Worms?
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• This is where Martin Luther was summoned to
  confront the charges of heresy and recant his
  criticisms of the catholic Church.

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Who was Desiderius Erasmus?
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• He was the great northern humanist who inspired
  Luther, Zwingli, Knox, and Calvin to name a few.

SUBJECT German Reformation
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What was the German Peasant Revolt or War?
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• This was the disturbance that broke out in 1524
  in Stuhlingen and was denounced by Luther in his
  pamphlet Against the Murdering Thieving Hordes.

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Who was Johan Tetzel?
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• He was the Dominican Friar sent by Pope Leo X to
  sell indulgences and was criticized by Luther in
  his 95 Theses. ( He wrote 100 counter-theses but
  was criticized by the church).

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What was the Peace of Augsburg in 1555.?
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• This was the agreement signed by Charles V in
  order to win support of the German Princes in
  order to fight France and the Ottoman Turks.

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Who was Huldreich Zwingli?
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• He was the Military Chaplain who started the
  Swiss Reformation in Zurich in 1518 and protested
  the sale of indulgences.

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Who was Heinrich Bullinger?
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• He was son and law of Huldreich Zwingli and
  carried on his teachings after Zwinglis capture
  and execution by Catholic forces.

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Where was Geneva Switzerland?
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• This is the city where John Calvin set up his
  theocracy or City of God .

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What was the Institutes of The Christian
Religion
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• This was John Calvins masterwork that dealt with
  the Apostles Creed and was divided into the
  sections Father, Son, Holy Spirit, and The
  Church.

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What was predestination?
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• This was Calvins theory that the elect conformed
  ones every action to Gods law. The truly elect
  should live in a moral God pleasing way.

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Where was Munster, Germany?
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• This was the German city that became the first
  Anabaptist theocracy and was surrounded by
  Protestant and Catholic armies and destroyed and
  the leaders executed.

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Who was Menno Simons?
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• He was the moderate Anabaptist leader who, after
  the execution of radical anabaptists, withdrew
  into an agrarian life of humility and separation
  from the outside world.

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Who was Michael Servetus?
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• He was the leader of Antitrinitarians who was
  condemned by the Spanish Inquisition and fled to
  Geneva only to be executed by John Calvin.

SUBJECT Anabaptists
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What was Zurich and they were led by Conrad
Grebel a former associate of Zwingli?
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• This was the city where anabaptism first began
  and the leader of this movement, known as the
  Swiss Brethren.

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What was re-baptism as an adult, no affiliation
with a country or their laws, polygamy, no
private property, and prediction of the immediacy
of the second coming of Christ.
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• These were some of the practices of the
  Anabaptists of Munster that caused concern and
  condemnation by both catholic and protestant
  leaders.

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Who was Catherine of Aragon?
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• She was the aunt of Charles V, and daughter of
  Ferdinand and Isabella who was the first wife of
  Henry VIII and the mother of Mary Tudor.

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What was the Book of Common Prayer?
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• This was the text used by the Anglican Church and
  written by Thomas Cramner and revised by
  subsequent Anglican leaders.

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Who was Anne Boleyn?
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• This was the mother of Queen Elizabeth I and the
  second wife of Henry VIII who was beheaded for
  adultery.

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What was the Act of Supremacy?
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• This was the royal decree that all those loyal to
  Henry VIII were forced to sign recognizing Henry
  VIII as the head of the Anglican Church.

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Who was Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane
Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, and
Catherine Parr?
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• These were the wives of Henry VIII in order.

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What was the Council of Trent?
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• This was the meeting set up to reform the
  Catholic Church and took place from 1545 1563
  and banned indulgences.

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Who was St. Teresa of Avila and Saint John of the
Cross?
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• These were two of the Spanish monastic mystics
  that inspired Catholic piety.

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Who were the Theatines, the Ursulines, The
Barnabiites, The Capuchins, the Oratorians, and
the Somaschi?
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• These were the new Catholic orders that were
  established in Europe that revived a spirit of
  piety and reform.

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Who was Thomas Aquinas?
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• He was the Catholic religious philosopher who was
  endorsed by the Council of Trent and in his Summa
  Theologica developed the theory of scholaticsm.

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What were the Inquisitions move to Europe, and
the Index of Forbidden or Prohibited Books, and
the Council of Trent, and the establishment of
the Jesuit order.
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• These were the two negative or punitive measures
  instituted to reform the Catholic Church and the
  two positive or beneficial measures that occurred
  in the 16th century.

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