Chapter 13 And 14 Test Flashcards
The idea that all inhabitants of a particular territory should be required by law to become members of a certain kind of church at birth
Territorial churches
Official government churches to which everyone had to belong
State or established churches
Gave official approval to the territorial state-established church concept in Germany
Peace of Augsburg
Attempted to produce certain limited changes. Undo the reformation by preventing any Catholics from being Protestants and force as many Protestants as possible into Roman fold
Counter reformation
A Spanish soldier who read about the lives of pious Roman saints and the life of Christ
Ignatius Loyala
Became the “spiritual arm” for the counter reformation. Goals:to form a group of men dedicated to the pope and to the Roman church
Society of Jesus or Jesuits
Used torture and terror to obtain confession of heresy
Inquisition
The religious reform movement that divided Western Europe into Catholic and Protestant groups
Protestant reformation
Founder of Calvinism; leader of French reformation; wrote the indulgences of the Christian religion
John Calvin
Anabaptists means what
“Rebaptizer”
Priest in Switzerland; stepped forward in 1518 to attack the sale of indulgences; Began the reformation in Zurich
Ulrich Zwingli
Switzerland decided not to get involved in any wars with any other countries
National Neutrality
Name means “low”; this land is below sea level; refers to the name holland
The Netherlands
Gained control of Netherlands; French noblemen
Duke of burgandy
Frankish King who defeated the Romans and began the Merovingian dynasty
Clovis