Chapter 14 A.P Euro
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pluralism | clerics held more than one office simultaniously
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absenteeism | regular absence from doing your duty or job
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ecumenical | universal
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rapacious | greedy
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Calvinism | regulated citizens conduct in Genova; spread to Presbyterians in England, Huguenots in France, and Puritans in England and New England
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Puritans | people who wanted the Catholic elements of the Church of England eliminated
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anabaptists | religious tolerance; christian community, not christian state
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presbyterian | ministers, not bishoped governed by Church of Scotland
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anglican | church founded during reformation
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Counter-Reformation | Catholics wanted to end protestants
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Index of prohibited books | catalogue of forbidden reading by the Holy Office
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Thomas Wolsey | King Henry VIII's head advisor
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Leo X | strengthened the french monarchy by making a treaty with Francis I in 1516 where Leo recognized that the king had the right to choose his own bishops and abbots
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Fuggers Family | family that lent money to Archbishop Albert /Leo X authorized him to sell indulgences to repay the family
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Michael Servetus | humanist burned at the stake
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Thomas Cromwell | chief minister
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Thomas Cranmer | leader of the English reformation/was burned at the stake by John Calvin
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John Knox | brought Protestant Reformation to the Church of Scotland
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Mary Queen of Scots | Queen of Scotland
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Jersuits-Ignatuis Loyola | religious leader during the Counter- Reformation
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Holy Roman Emperor | Maxamillian II and Ferdinad
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Brethren of Common Life | a group that preached while feeding the hungry and visiting the sick, believed that religion was in inner/personal experience
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St. Peter's Basilica | late reneissance church
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Relationships between the church and public officials | Public Officials stood as figure heads while the church had all the power
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4 Premises of Lutheranism | christ alone, scripture alone, grace alone, faith alone
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Germany's political order during the reformation | weak central power and weak boarders
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