Reformation

A religious movement that produced a new form of Christianity known as Protestantism

• indulgence

• Martin Luther

• Renaissance

• Reformation

Monk who challenged the Roman Catholic Church; founder of Protestantism

• John Calvin

• Martin Luther

• Erasmus

• John Wycliffe

a certificate that granted pardon for sins

• indulgence

• predestination

• congregation

• amnesty

The members of a church

• indulgence

• predestination

• congregation

• amnesty

The idea that God has already determined the final outcome

• indulgence

• predestination

• congregation

• amnesty

This person preached Protestantism across northern Europe; his main idea was predestination

• Martin Luther

• Erasmus

• John Wycliffe

• John Calvin

Whom did Calvinists believe should control the church?

• clergy

• king

• congregation

• pope

The Peace of Augsburg let Germany be divided into

• a Catholic North and Protestant South

• a Protestant North and a Catholic South

• a humanist North and a Lutheran South

• a Catholic east and a humanist west

Beliefs that oppose the Catholic Church

• vernacular

• heresy

• indulgence

• seminary

Martin Luther argued that all Christians

• needed to buy indulgences

• should listen to Pope Leo X

• could confess their sins directly to God

• could only communicate with God with the aid of a priest