HistoryofCrawford on December 31, 2010
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Reformation | The time period when people began breaking from the Catholic Church. |
Martin Luther | Wrote the 95 Theses. German monk who started the Reformation. |
Priesthood of All Believers | The idea that the authority to act in God's name come from the Bible. |
vernacular | A common language. |
Henry VIII | English king who started the Church of England so he could end his marriage. |
Calvinism | Religion that believes in predestination. |
Anabaptists | Religion that believed in adult baptism. Persecution led them to believe in a separation between church and state. |
Counter-Reformation | When the Catholic Church reformed part of itself as a response to the Reformation. |
Charles V | Very powerful king who attempted to preserve Catholicism. |
Elizabeth I | Queen of England during a Golden Age. |
Spanish Inquisition | When Spain attempted to preserve Catholicism by punishing those accused of speaking against it. |
Philip II | King of Spain who sent the Spanish Armada. |
Spanish Armada | Huge fleet of ships sent by Spain in an attempt to get England to return to Catholicism. |
witchcraft craze | The extermination of over 100,000 people accused of witchcraft in 16th century Europe. |
Thirty Years' War | The last large-scale European religious war. |