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The Protestant Reformation (1450-1565)

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The Protestant Reformation (1450-1565) marked a monumental shift in religious beliefs and practices, driven by widespread dissatisfaction with the Catholic Church. Issues such as charges of greed, the sale of indulgences, and the corruption of Renaissance Popes fueled criticism. Key figures like Martin Luther and John Calvin introduced revolutionary ideas about faith and salvation, while advancements in printing technology spread these concepts rapidly. The Reformation led to new religious movements, political upheaval in Europe, and a redefined role for the Church, culminating in significant social changes.

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  1. The Protestant Reformation (1450-1565) A Change in Religion…

  2. The Catholic Church’s Problems • Charges of greed (Indulgences) • Weariness of the constraints it enforced • Catholic church becomes defensive in the face of criticism

  3. The Catholic Church’s Problems Part 2 • Corruption of the Renaissance Popes (Borgia Family) • The controversy over the sale of indulgences

  4. New Ideas?

  5. New Cultural Ideas • Better educated, urban population was more critical of the Church than peasants. • Renaissance monarchs were growing impatient with the power of the Church

  6. New Technological Ideas • Moveable type was invented in 1450 by Johann Gutenberg • Manufacture of paper becomes easier and cheaper • Helped spread ideas before Catholics could squash them

  7. Political Changes in Europe Turmoil, Deception, Conflict…

  8. Germany • Luther troubled by the sale of indulgences • Friar Tetzel sold indulgences in Wittenberg in 1517 • Luther posts his 95 Theses on October 31, 1517

  9. Germany • Pope ignored Luther at first. • Luther attacks the Pope and his order of excommunication • Luther hides in 1521 • The Peace of Augsburg and Division of Germany

  10. England • Henry VIII marries 6 different women, 5 marriages annulled by Catholic Church • Henry creates the Church of England and runs it (Anglican)

  11. Reformation Ideas

  12. Martin Luther’s Teachings • Salvation by Faith Aloneand Authority of the Scriptures Alone • All people should be able to obtain heaven • Indulgences should not guarantee heaven

  13. John Calvin’s Teaching • Predestination • More of a stress on works than Luther • Communion and Baptism – Acts were very important to salvation

  14. The Counter-Reformation: The Catholic Response

  15. Ingredients Of Response POPE PIUS IV • Created the idea of “The Inquisition” • Religious warfare and a new Bible • Ruled over the Council of Trent – Clarification of Church Doctorines • He was a member of the DeMedici family

  16. Results of the Reformation • Christian Church was splintered in the West • 100 Years’ War • Right of Rebellion by Jesuits and Calvinists • Pope’s power increased

  17. Results of Reformation • Witch craze swept Europe, Between 1561-1670, 13,000 people were executed as witches • Possible reasons for this witchcraft craze – Religious Overload?

  18. Assignment • Use your notes to create a Concept Map of the Reformation. • Your Concept Map should have the Title – “REFORMATION” • Your Concept Map should have at least 15 detail bubbles coming off of the Title Bubble