Title: Tudors and Stuarts
1Tudors and Stuarts Level Three History The
Protestant Reformation A Challenge to Authority
2In Medieval Europe the Catholic religion
dominated everything and the central question of
life was How do I save my soul?
3There was concern over the debasement of the
Church and its leaders with incidents such as
the Banquet of the Chestnuts.
Pope Alexander Vl
4Between 1446-50 Johann Gutenberg invented the
moveable type printing press thus allowing mass
production of text.
5Martin Luther believed that ones soul could be
saved through faith alone
6Martin Luther challenged the Catholic Church with
his criticisms by nailing his 95 theses on the
Church door on 31st October 1517
7Luther opposed the existence of relics and the
sale of indulgences
Tetzel selling indulgences
8Diet of Worms
9Here I stand. I can do no other
10Luther translated the Bible into common German
a revolutionary move.
11A social revolution had begun
12Ulrich Zwingli
John Calvin
The Protestant Reformation was spreading
13- Defender of the Faith
- Head of the Catholic Church in England
- Divorced
- Monasteries
Henry the Eighth
Queen Catherine
14- Scotland had a more
- thorough Reformation
- 60,000 signed the National
- Covenant
15Bloody Mary
Elizabeth l
Religion continued to Be a problem for English
monarchs
Jane Grey
Edward Vl
16Puritans now dominated and wanted King Charles l
removed
17The Levellers
18Ranters
If they were the elect then they could behave in
any way that they wanted.
19Quakers still lead a simple life today
20Baptists believed their Church was the oldest
21The Diggers wanted agrarian revolution
22Many Puritans were discouraged by peoples
attitude towards them and they left on the
Mayflower to create a New World.
23The impact of the Protestant Reformation lives
on.
24- Bibliography
- The Protestant Revolution- Tristram Hunt, BBC4
25The End