Reformation

A list of abuses of the Catholic Church that was nailed to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg.

• Edict of Worms

• Act of Supremacy

• Ninety-Five Theses

• indulgences

This piece of paper was sold by the Catholic Church that released a person from all or part of the punishments for sin.

• indulgences

• relic

• Ninety-Five Theses

• Edict of Worms

This person believed that you could achieve salvation through faith alone.

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

• Henry VIII

• Charles V

These were members of the Jesuit order vowed obedience to the pope. They education to spread their message and established schools and were successful in missionary work.

• Society of Jesus

• Royal Commission

• Jesuits

• Council of Trent

It created a clear body of doctrine that reaffirmed traditional Catholic teachings and unified the Church under the pope’s supreme leadership.

• Act of Supremacy

• Council of Trent

• Royal Commission

• Edict of Worms

This person attempted to restore England to the Roman Catholic Church and had nearly 300 Protestants burned as heretics (beliefs act against with what is generally accepted)

• Edward VI

• Elizabeth

• Catherine of Aragon

• Mary

Who was Martin Luther?

• A pope of the Holy Roman Church during Renaissance era

• A priest that wanted to change the way churches were built

• A monk who began the Protestant Reformation in early 1500s Europe

• A monk who started the Holy Roman Church

What was the dominat religion in Renaissance Europe?

• Lutheran

• Judaism

• Islam

• Roman Catholic

Why did the Protestant Reformation start?

• Martin Luther had a conflict with the Catholic church for selling indulgences to get into heaven.

• Martin Luther had a conflict with the Catholic Church for not selling indulgences to himself.

• Martin Luther had a conflict with the Catholic Church for only selling indulgences and not girl scout cookies.

• The Protestant Reformation NEVER happened.

16th century movement for religious reform, leading founding of new Christian churches

• Indulgence
• Reformation
• Lutheran
• Protestant