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Prot. Reformation

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Peace of Augusburg agreement where german princes were allowed to choose religion of their state
Emperor Charles V The emperor who declared Martin Luther an outlaw of Germany and refused to protect him - issued the edict of worms
95 Theses Posted on door of church, spreaded quickly, a list of ideas/complaints from Luther
Edict of Worms Declared Luther an outlaw and heretic, no one should give him food or shelter, and books burned
Indulgence A pardon that released sinner from doing penalty
Protestants Luther's followers, Christians who belonged to a non-catholic church
Protestant Reformation A major turning point in history. The Reformation was a protest against perceived wrong doings by the Catholic Church. The followers of Luther and Calvin became known as Protestants, because of their "protesting."
Causes of the Protestant Reformation Church Corruption
Martin Luther Martin Luther was a German monk who was concerned about the sale of indulgences and other church corruptions. He wrote his 95 Theses, which were 95 arguments against the sale of indulgences. He posted these on the Wittenberg church door in protest.
Recant To take back what one has said; Luther was asked to recant his statements
Luther's Beliefs Luther believed that Christians could only reach salvation through faith in god.
Effects of the Protestant Reformation Luther's and Calvin's ideas spread across Europe quickly. This was due to unrest in the peasant population, inventions like the printing press, and the support of rulers wishing to free themselves from Catholic control.
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