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History Chp 9

The Reformation

TermDefinition
Reformation to reform or make changes in the Church in the 16th century
Tithe one tenth of yearly income to be given to the Church
Simony sale of jobs in the Church
Nepotism appointment of relatives to jobs in the Church
Pluralism when a priest or bishop was in charge of more than one parish or diocese.
Absenteeism when a priest or bishop failed to show up to work in his parish or diocese
Indulgences prayers and forgiveness of sins offered in return for money
Wittenburg the city where Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door
Justification by faith alone only your faith alone will get you into heaven.
95 theses Luther's 95 arguments against the sale of indulgences
Papal Bull Letter from the Pope sent to Martin Luther ordering him to stop protesting about the sale of indulgences
The Diet of Worms a meeting of all the German princes to decide what to do about Martin Luther
The Edict of Worms the decision by the German princes to declare Martin Luther an outlaw
Excommunicated expel from the Church.
Prince Frederick of Saxony (Frederick the Wise) protected Luther from his enemies
Treaty of Augsburg each prince had the right to choose the religion of his people.
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