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Reformation

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Reformation – A movement in the 1500s that tried to change and reform problems in the Catholic Church and led to new Protestant churches.
John Calvin – A Protestant leader who believed in predestination and helped spread Protestant ideas in Europe.
Jesuits – A Catholic religious group started to teach people, spread Christianity, and strengthen the Catholic Church.
Indulgences – Payments people made to the Church that were supposed to reduce punishment for sins.
King Henry VIII – The king of England who broke away from the Catholic Church and created the Church of England.
Francis Xavier – A Jesuit missionary who spread Christianity to Asia and India.
Martin Luther – A German monk who started the Protestant Reformation by criticizing problems in the Catholic Church.
Missionaries – People who travel to different places to spread their religion.
Protestants – Christians who broke away from the Catholic Church during the Reformation.
Ignatius of Loyola – The founder of the Jesuits who helped reform and strengthen the Catholic Church.
Catholic Reformation - The Catholic Church’s effort to reform itself and stop the spread of Protestantism.
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