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Protestant Reform

Here are the terms for the Protestant Reformation

TermDefinition
Reformation a reform (change) movement of Western Christianity
Indulgence a grant by the Pope to lessen the time spent in purgatory due, in order to absolve (declare free from blame, guilt or responsibility) sins
Purgatory in Catholic teaching purgatory, was a place where souls went before entering heaven
Church a Christian place of worship
Catholic the first branch of Christianity that observes the Pope as their holy leader
95 Thesis A proposition stated or put forward for consideration, especially one to be discussed and proved. Martin Luther hung ninety-five theses (plural) on the church wall in Wittenberg, Germany, revealing what he believed to be the corruptions of the Catholic Church.
Protestants those who sided with Martin Luther (see above) and protested the Catholic Church
Catholic Reformation (Counter-Reformation) the efforts by the Catholic church to make changes or reform the Catholic Church
Jesuits a Catholic religious order that had the goal of spreading Catholic ideas in order to turn people against Protestants and win back Catholics in Europe
Missionaries people sent on a religious mission, typically to promote Christianity in a foreign country
Thirty-Years War a religious war between Protestants and Catholics in Europe
Treaty of Westphalia an agreement after the Thirty Years’ War allowing rulers of countries to decide for themselves if they would be Protestant or Catholic
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