Notes over The Protestant Reformation

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What political role did the Catholic Pope play in Europe due to the lack of a common government?

The Catholic Pope became an important political leader.

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What did the Catholic Church teach about salvation?

People could gain access to heaven by having faith in God and doing good works for others.

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What is simony in the context of the Catholic Church?

The practice of selling church positions to the highest bidder.

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What was the practice by which feudal lords influenced the appointment of priests?

Investiture, where lords nominated friends or children as priests.

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What was one of the most corrupt practices of the Catholic Church?

The selling of indulgences.

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What was the belief of Christian humanists regarding the Catholic Church?

They believed they could help reform the Catholic Church.

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What invention by Johann Gutenberg in 1453 contributed to the spread of calls for church reform?

The moveable-type printing press.

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Who was the Catholic monk that became involved in a dispute with the Catholic Church?

Martin Luther.

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What significant event did Martin Luther's break from the Catholic Church initiate?

The Protestant Reformation.

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What was the concept of Justification By Faith according to Martin Luther?

Salvation is gained through having faith in God.

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What document did Martin Luther write in 1517 to argue against church practices?

The 'Ninety-five Theses'.

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Where did Martin Luther post his 'Ninety-five Theses' for public debate?

On the church door in Wittenberg.