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EI1500 C Four

Europe In 1500 Class Four

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Anabaptists were considered a religious __________not a denomination. faction
Often unified by a shared ideal often from other protestant denominations (former zwinglians or lutherans) anabaptists
Anabaptists broke away from Luther over: infant baptisms
Lutherans, calvinists, and zwinglians were magisterial protestants
boke away from denomination sects
Why did the anabaptists believe in only adult baptisms? infants would not understand baptism or faith
Anabaptists argued that religious reform should go hand in hand with ___________and___________ reform. social and political
What does anabaptism mean? re-baptism
Even though Luther and Zwingli broke away from the Roman Catholic Church they still had support from... kings, queens, ect.
Anabaptists were supported by: lower class (farmers, artisans, ect.)
Anabaptists interpret the Bible: literally
What did anabaptists refuse? taking oaths class distinction military service
how did people feel about the anabaptists? they hated and persecuted them
When did anabaptism reach its peak? 1534 when they took over Munster Germany
What did the anabaptists do when they took over their town? expelled all non anabaptists, seized the property of all non believers, burned books that were not the Bible, attempted to establish a theocracy
who was the leader of the Anabaptists? John Bockelson (John of Leiden)
What did John Bockelson do? He was a tailor (makes pants), declares himself the new king of munster
what did the anabaptists rename muster? new Jerusalem
How was the theocracy in new Jerusalem? iron fisted dictatorship
what happened if someone left anabaptism? public embarrassment, excommunication, execution
What did the people do to the anabaptists? their leaders were captured, tortured, and kicked out.
What did the people do to John of Leiden? he was tortured with hot tongs, tongue was cut out, stabbed in the heart with an iron sword, and his body was hung from an iron cage
What did the anabaptists do after they were no longer welcome? went into hiding. became mininites, amish, or quakers
Who was the leader of Calvinism? John Calvin
What was John Calvin? a synthesizer (non-original thinker)
What was John Calvins book? What was it about? Institutes of the Christian Religion; (protestantism redundancy) what it means to be a protestant.
John Calvin is most associated with: The Doctrine of Predestination (God predetermined human salvation)
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