Section 16-4: the spread of Protestantism

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Section 16-4: the spread of Protestantism By Dalton Duncan Tyler Greer eran Walters and Sadie Johnson

Key terms Theocracy- church run state Predestination- god determines the fate of every person

People to know Huldrich Zwingli Born 1484 Death 1531 Swiss priest Led protestant movement Established a theocracy

People to know John calvin Born 1509 Death 1564 Established reformed group in Geneva Published the institutes of Christian religion

People to know The Anabaptist Adults only New group Denied authority of local authority Peaceful people

People to know Henry VIII Born June 28 1491 Died 1509 Ideas of reformation Catharine of Aragon had six kids Mary survive wants a male heir Married Anne Boleyn to have a boy

People to know Catherine of Aragon Born- December 16, 1485 Married: prince Arthur Nov 14, 1501(widowed) king henry VIII June 11, 1509 Divorced king henry VIII 1533 Died on January 7,1536 Buried on January 29, 1536 She also had a miscarriage

People to know Anne Boleyn Born- between 1500+1509 Married to henry VIII: jan 25, 1533 Executed: may 19,1536 The “6th finger large mole” girl Not one of the best looking girl in the world Moderately pretty

People to know Queen “Bloody” Mary Born 1516 Death 1558 Known as bloody Mary Tried to restore Catholicism Burned hundreds of protestants

People to know Elizabeth I Born 1533 Death 1603 Crowned in 1558 Made church of England protestant

Places to locate

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