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Duplicate of AP Euro Flash Cards Unit 2/Ch 14 Reformation DAW
Duplicate of AP Euro Flash Cards Unit 2/Ch 14 Reformation DAW
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Chapter 14-- Reformation
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Cardinal, highest ranking church official &lord chancellor. Couldn't annul Henry VIII marriage
John Wycliffe
John Cranmer
Thomas Wosley
Johann Tetzel
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Swiss religious reformer who swayed from Luther's ideas on consubstantiation
John Wycliffe
Thomas Tyndle
Jan Hus
Ulrich Zwingly
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French Calvinists
Huguenots
Consubstantiation
Excommunication
Anglicanism
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The bread and wine undergo a spiritual change.
Excommunication
Huguenots
Consubstantiation
Anglicanism
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The leading seller of Indulgences. Infuriated Luther.
John Wycliffe
Thomas Wosley
John Cranmer
Johann Tetzel
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Swiss reformer; State supervise the church. No music and relics from services.
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Ulrich Zwingli
Jan Huss
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The practice of lending money for interest
usury
Predestination
theocracy
Baroque
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Upholding to the teachings of the Church of England as defined by Elizabeth I.
Consubstantiation
Excommunication
Anglicanism
Huguenots
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Calvin's religious theory that God has alreadyplanned out a person's life.
Baroque
Predestination
usury
theocracy
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Pope Paul III-reform church/secure reconciliation w/Protestants.NO Luth./Calvinists invited
Act of Supremacy
Edict of Nantes
Diet of Worms
Council of Trent
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Founded the Society of Jesus, resisted thespread of Protestantism,
Spiritual Exercises
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John Knox
John Calvin
Ignatius Loyola
John Huss
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Social Effects of the Reformation
Pressure to maintain celebacy of priests
Simony
Emphasis on marriage
Harsher laws on women
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Was passed in 1555, and officially divided Christendom
Council of Trent
Peace of Augsburg
Act of Supremacy
Peace of Westphalia
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Which of the folloing is true of Council of Trent
Afirmation of <br>church doctrine
Afrimation of <br>religious practice
Reformation of Chruch Doctrine
Afirmation of selling
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Monarch who shifted religious policy, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of Protestants
Henry VIII
Mary I
Francis I
Charles V
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A alliance of German Princes in preporation of retaliation by the Holy Roman Empire
Portestant Brotherhood
Calvinism
Triple Alliance
Schmalkaldic League
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Art & architecture dev. in Europe1550-1700; dramatic,curving forms, elaborate ornamentation,
theocracy
Baroque
Predestination
usury
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Declared the king/queen the supreme head of the Church of England.
Edict of Nantes
Act of Supremacy
Diet of Worms
Council of Trent
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Members of the Society of Jesus, staunch Catholics. Led by Loyola.
Jesuits
Simony
indulgences
The Institutes of Christian Religion
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Early religious former who was burned for his preachings and beliefs
John Wycliffe
Erasmus
Petrarch
Jan Hus
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The biggest continual threat to the Holy Roman Empire
Francis I
Pope Clement VII
Cardinal Wolsey
Henry VIII
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A community in which the state is subordinate to the church
theocracy
usury
Baroque
Predestination
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Inspired by Luther's preaching of spiritual freedom and applied to other apects of life
Peasant's Revolt
Reformation in England
Swiss Reformation
Calvinism
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Called by Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and required Luther to defend his ideals.
Diet of Worms
Council of Trent
Act of Supremacy
Edict of Nantes
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Theologian who developed a Protestant theocracy in Geneva Wrote
Institutes of ChristianReligion
Ignatius Loyola
John Knox
John Huss
John Calvin
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The selling of church offices
indulgences
Jesuits
The Institutes of Christian Religion
Simony
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Despite being excommunicated, Luther survived the Diet of Worms due
His large number of followers
Protection of Leo X
The power of Jesus compels you
Protection of German Prince of Saxony