Reformation

The Holy Roman Emperor who started the attack on German Protestants in 1546. 

• Ivan II 
• Maximillian III 
• Charles V 
• Henry IV 

By this document, German princes were given the right to choose the religion that will be practiced in their respective territories. 

• 95 Theses 
• Elizabethan Settlement 
• Augsburg Confession 
• Peace of Augsburg 

The early leader of the Reformation in Switzerland who attacked the abusive practices in the Catholic Church. 

• John Calvin 
• Ulrich Zwingli 
• John Knox 
• Girolamo Savonarola 

Otherwise known as the Swiss Brethren, this group opposed infant baptism in favor of believer's baptism. 

• Anabaptists
• Methodists
• Presbyterians 
• Anglicans 

One of the leading Reformists in France and Switzerland, he preached predestination or the idea that God selects the ones who are going to be saved. 

• Ulrich Zwingli 
• John Calvin 
• John Knox
• Thomas Cranmer

This English monarch's desire to marry another woman led to the establishment of a separate congregation called the Anglican Church. 

• King John I 
• King Edward II 
• King Philip IV 
• King Henry III 

The archbishop who legalized King Henry III's marriage to Anne Boleyn and was later executed during the reign of Mary I. 

• Thomas a Becket 
• Thomas Cranmer 
• Nicholas Ridley 
• Hugh Latimer 

Regarded as one of the greatest English monarchs, she sought a compromise solution to religious problems so as not to alienate either the Protestants or the Catholics. 

• Queen Mary I 
• Queen Elizabeth I
• Queen Catherine of Aragon 
• Queen Victoria 

The leader of the Protestant Reformation in Scotland who was also instrumental in establishing the Presbyterian Church there. 

• John Knox
• John Calvin 
• Ulrich Zwingli 
• Thomas Cranmer 

The French Protestants who were heavily persecuted by Catherine de Medici, mother of King Charles IX. 

• Anabaptists 
• Methodists 
• Huguenots 
• Presbyterians