AP Euro Unit 2

Accumulation of wealth and sale of indulgences

Restriction of access to sacred scripture

Lack of religious devotion in art

Dynastic power struggles

Martin Luther

John Calvin

Henry IV

Bernini

Sola scriptura - people only needed the Bible

Incremental reform of the Church

Opposition to iconoclasm

Support for religious pluralism

To oppose the austerity of Protestant art

To promote religious pluralism

To challenge the ideas of the Reformation

To depict religious figures in a radical way

An internal process of reform by the Catholic Church

A new system of systematic theology by John Calvin

A dynastic power struggle in France

A religious conflict between Reformers and Catholics

It accepted Luther's idea and incorporated it into its doctrine.

It rejected Luther's idea and reaffirmed its position on salvation through faith and good works.

It remained neutral and did not take a stance on Luther's idea.

It formed a separate branch of the church that followed Luther's teachings.

To support the Protestant reformers and challenge the Catholic Church's practices.

To promote the idea of salvation by faith alone.

To reaffirm the authority of the Pope and the importance of the church hierarchy.

To advocate for the separation of church and state.

It strengthened the authority of the Catholic Church.

It had no impact on the authority of the Catholic Church.

It reduced the authority of the Catholic Church.

It led to the complete dissolution of the Catholic Church.

It reinforced traditional gender roles and limited women's participation in society.

It had no impact on women's roles in society.

It advocated for women's rights and equality.

It provided opportunities for women to take on leadership roles in the church.

They supported the Protestant reformers and implemented their teachings.

They remained neutral and did not take a stance on religious matters.

They took on the task of regulating public morals and implemented policies to address immoral behavior.

They disbanded and gave up their authority to the Catholic Church.