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The Reformation

Unit 15 - The Protestant Reformation

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indulgences certificates that were awarded that would forgive sins that were committed and reduce time in purgatory
purgatory according to Catholic belief, the place where a person's soul goes after death to be purified before entering heaven.
Martin Luther man whose actions sparked the Protestant Reformation. Posted the 95 theses, preached against indulgences, broke from the Catholic Church
justification by faith idea that salvation could be achieved by faith alone, not good works. Key component of the teachings of Martin Luther and John Calvin
Ninety-five theses document created by Martin Luther criticizing the Catholic Church that was nailed to the door of the church at Wittenberg
vernacular local language. Example: Martin Luther translated the New Testament into German (the local language in Germany)
John Calvin protestant who teaches the ideas of justification by faith and predestination
predestination belief that God determines in advance the fate of all people at birth and directs all events past, present, and future.
Henry VIII leader of the English Reformation. Split from the Catholic Church b/c of conflict over annulling his marriage. Formed the Church of England.
Church of England formed when Parliament passed the Act of Supremacy. Made the monarch of England the head of the church.
Counter Reformation reform movement of the Catholic Church designed to stop the spread of Protestantism and increase the popularity of Catholicism.
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