Unit 3 Flashcards
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Protestant Reformation:
A 16th century movement that changed the doctrines and practices of the RCC, which caused the creation of protestant churches.
Protestant:
A member of any of the western Christian churches that are not Roman Catholic.
Expansionism:
A government policy encouraging territorial or economic expansion to other countries, often by force.
Cartography:
The science of mapmaking.
Circumnavigate:
To go around the earths whole circumference.
Indigenous:
Referring to the original inhabitants of a region.
Imperialism:
The policy of a country or empire to extend it’s authority or domination by political, economic or military means.
Ethnocentrism:
A belief that ones own race or culture is superior to others.
Diversity:
Variety
Inflation:
An increase in prices and a decrease in the purchasing power of money.
Meso-American:
A region stretching from central Mexico to Nicaragua, usually used in terms of the region’s ancient civilizations and Aboriginal cultures.
Consumerism:
Focusing on collecting and using material goods or products.
Conscript:
To force someone to join or enlist an enterprise.
Mother tongue:
One’s native language from birth.
Literate:
Able to read and write.
Pluralistic:
Describing a society in which members of minority groups maintain their different cultural traditions.
Martin Luther was a…
German Priest and proffesor.
Where did Martin Luther teach?
University of Wittenburg.
Luther believed that…(3)
- Following the rituals of the RCC was not enough to get into heaven.
- Individuals should seek personal religious understanding.
- Individuals should not pay the church to receive forgiveness for their sins.
In—-Luther began to speak publicly of his concerns with church teachings and practices.
1517
Martin Luther wrote a________that listed___church_______he felt were necessary.
Pamphlet
95
Reforms
The pope declared___of the_____to be______.
41
Reforms
Heresy
Luthers books were…
Publicly burned in Rome.
Luther was________from the church in____.
Expelled
1521