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11.King Henry VIII (1491-1547) In 1534, King Henry VIII formed the Church of England (Anglican Church) with himself as its head. He did this because the Catholic church would not allow him to divorce his wife.

15.William Tyndale (~1491-1536) An English priest, scholar, and writer. Tyndale translated the Bible into English. His translation was famed for its beautiful language and later became known as the King James version of the Bible. Tyndale was burned at the stake for translating the Bible.

13.Weaknesses of the Catholic Church Breaking of vows Two popes The Catholic Church Disagreements with rulers Indulgences

14. Reformation Flow Chart Martin Luther’s 95 Theses

15. Counter-Reformation (Discussion, Debate, and Reform!) A Catholic reform movement where church leaders worked to: correct abuses clarify and defend Catholic teachings Condemn Protestant errors Win back areas of Europe that had been lost by using missionaries The Council of Trent determined that faith, good works, and the sacraments were all necessary for salvation. The Latin Bible was still the only official Bible. The church decided to no longer sell indulgences.

16.Religious Wars Many wars were fought in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries. Civil wars in France between Catholics and Protestants left over a million people dead. The Thirty Years War (1618-1648) in Germany was the last major war of the Reformation. The result was that European rulers could decide for themselves whether their countries would be Catholic or Protestant, and much of northern Europe became Protestant.

17.Christian Religions in Europe, ~1600