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EI1500 C FIVE

Europe In 1500 Class Five

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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)
-Calvin insisted people live a __________. life
Calvin puts all religious reform into: Geneva Switzerland; He has strict control and establishes a theocracy controlled by religious officials
Secular leaders would create______________that are passed into law or denied by religious officials of the church in Geneva. bills of legislation
City leader in Geneva supervised the ____________of the citizens in Geneva. morality
City regulations in Geneva prohibited in Geneva prohibited even the mildest: self indulgence
Private Morality: policing the morals of its citizenry
People in Geneva were prosecuted for: dancing card playing(gambling) working on sabbath swearing fighting adultery Being served or eating food before grace criticizing ministers
Inkeepers in geneva had their guests in bed by: 9pm
People in Geneva must go to church and give: undecided attention
Penalties in geneva: 3 strikes: warning, public humiliation, excommunication
many people in Geneva come to learn about __________and go home___________. calvinism; missionaries. Calvinism started to spread throughout Western Europe
Calvinism in Scotland: majority(presbyterians)
Calvinism in dutch republic: majority (dutch reform church--------> first European settlers in New York
Calvinism in France: minority (huguenots)
Calvinism in England: minority (puritans/Pilgrims)
The English Reformation: religion vs politics
The __________results of the English reformation will far outweigh the__________results. political; religious
The English reformation resulted from an attack on the _________from the _______. RC church; English monarchy
The English monarchy sees the decline of the church and the: movements protesting the church
______________his followers (_______________________) are leading protests in England to protest the churches corruption John Wycliffe; lollards
protestants before the protestant reformation lollards
King Henry the VIII would have never broken away from the Catholic Church had It not been for his _____________. marital difficulties
Who was king Henry's first wife? Who were her parents? Children? Spanish princess: Catherine of Aragon; king Ferdinand and queen Isabella; one child survived (princess Mary)
England was yet to be ruled by a _______________. women
Any time the status quo is shaken it results in some kind of____________. violence
If king Henry doesn't have a son is Dynasty will: die
King Henry didn't want a: civil war
King Henry has political reasons to rid himself of Catherine, but he also.... fell madly in love with Catherines lady in waiting Anne Boleyn
Royal rumors about Anne Boleyn: She had a 6th finger She had a large mole on her neck She had 3 breasts
What were the rumors about Anne Boleyn supposed to do? undermine the Kings crush on her
King Henry was __________but he was the king. disgusting
Anne tells the king she will not be with him out of _____________. wedlock
King Henry reaches out to ________________for a divorce. how does that work? pope clement VII; he is a close friend to Catherines parents so he never annuls the marriage
King Henry has to persuade the ___________as the head of the English church. English clergy
Between 1532-1536 King Henry gets parliament to pass laws that establish the Church of England as: a separate church
By 1536 the Church of England is independent from ____________. Its called the: rome; independent national church of england
The churches separation does not mean that England becomes_______________. protestant overnight
catholic-lite: catholic without the naem
The pope is not at the top anymore, the___________is. king
king Henrys marriage is annulled in 1533, he privately married her Anne in January 1533, and she has a child in 1533. What does this mean? He was still married to Catherine when Anne gets pregnant
Henry married how many women? 6
Who was King henrys third wife? what did she do? Jane Seymour; she birthed a son, Edward
King Henry died in January 1547. who was crowned king? Edward VI
How old was Edward when crowned king? What was he like? 9, he was sickly
small group of advisors picked by the king to help Edward rule regency
due to Edwards regency England moved closer to: protestantism
Under Edward Church of England accepts 4 things: sola fide protestant liturgy (now given in English instead of latin) accepted marriage of priests accepted 7 sacrements (baptism and eucharist)
Edward dies at 15, unwed no offsprings. It is passed to: Queen Mary (Catherines daughter) the first queen of england
queen Mary is a _________. catholic
how did Mary handle religion in England? she saw the protestantism as a deep embarrassment and tries to restore the Roman Catholic Church in England. her efforts end in failure
Queen Mary too a bit of vengeful pleasure in____________________. this earned her the nickname Bloody Mary for killing 300 in one day. executing English protestants
Mary married a __________named_________. England _____him. spanish prince foreigner named Philip; hates
Philip liked_________and drags the English army to work for the __________. warfare; spanish
Crown passes to ___________after Mary. princess Elizabeth; last daughter of Henry
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