World History Chapter 11 (BJU Press)

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3 doctrines of Scripture

Scripture alone, Justification by faith, priesthood of the believer

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Philip II

King who ruled Spain, the New World, and the Netherlands

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William Orange

leader Protestants chose in the Netherlands to stop Catholic dominance

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Thomas More

Wrote Utopia

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John Knox

Based the protestant church in Scotland

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Presbyterian

Protestant John Knox founded

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Catholics

Counter Reformation focused on

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John Huss

Luther had the same views as

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Shorter Catechism

Catechism Luther made

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A Mighty Fortress Is Our God

Anthem of the Reformation

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German

Language Luther’s translation of the Bible was

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Mary I

English Monarch who killed Cranmer and Ridley

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Mary Stuart

Roman Catholic Queen of Scotland

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Justification by faith

Luther discovered this doctrine through reading Scripture

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St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

Huguenots killed in France

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Family and friends would be out of purgatory

How Tetzel sold so many indulgences

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Funding for the St. Peter’s Basilica

Why Leo X sold indulgences

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Purpose of Jesuits

Stop Heresy, Promote Catholic Education,

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Venice

City of Italy known as the Queen of the Adriatic

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John Huss

Agreed with Wycliffe’s views, burned at the stake, protected by the Holy Roman Emperor

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Raphael

Painted the School of Athens

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Humanities

Course of study popular in the Renaissance; liberal arts

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Gutenberg

Invented the movable type printing

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Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael

Best artists of the High Renaissance artist

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Wycliffe

Morning star of the Reformation

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Translated the Bible into English

Why the church hated Wycliffe

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Separatists

removed themselves from the Church

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Book of Common Prayer

Cranmer’s book of Bible readings and Prayers

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Miguel de Cervantes

Wrote satire on chivalry

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Charles V was occupied with political affairs

Why Lutheranism was able to spread so much

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Erasmus

Published the Greek New Testament

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Diet of Worms

Where Luther as condemned of being a Heretic

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Inquisition

Court called to focus on finding and punishing Protestants

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Puritans

Protestants in England who wished to cleanse the Anglican Church of its Catholic practices

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died childless, leaving no heir

Although Philip Ii of Spain was married to Mary I of England, he did not get control of the English throne because Mary

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The Lord’s Supper and baptism

2 sacraments the Forty-Two Articles recognized

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head of the church in England

The Act of Supremacy in 1534 made the English monarch

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Only true believers can be members, Church and state should be separated, Christians shouldn’t take up arms

Common beliefs held by Anabaptists

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Mary Stuart

Philip II conspired to kill Elizabeth I and place ___ on the throne

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Peace of Augsburg

Allowed each German prince the right to choose whether his territory would be Lutheran or Roman Catholic

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men holding Bible as the sole authority, English translations of Bible, Luther’s break with Rome

Helped lead to the Reformation

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Jesuits, Inquisition, Index of Prohibited Books

Part of the Counter Reformation

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Promised protection by Holy Roman Emperor, Greatly influenced by Wycliffe, Burned at the stake

John Huss’s life

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moral restraints were weakened

Not a positive consequence of the Renaissance

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Said Bible was supreme authority for all believers, called Morning star of the Reformation, he translated the Bible from Latin to English

John Wycliffe’s life

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de Medici

Most famous Renaissance patrons

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Durer

Painter best remembered for his engravings and woodcarvings

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emphasis on personal responsibility to God and each other

Positive effect of the Renaissance

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selling indulgences

Luther’s Ninety-Five These covered the issue of

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execute Luther

Diet of Worms failed to

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reduce costs of books, Index of Prohibited Books, rapid spread of ideas

Effects of the Movable printing press

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Authority of Scripture

Sola Scriptura

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Justification by faith

sola fide

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Priesthood of the believer

every believer is a priest and each has the freedom to approach God personally through faith