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qualities of a good leader? Thursday- Warm-up What are the qualities of a good leader?

Martin Luther The most famous Protestant leader was Martin Luther In 1517, he posted his 95 Theses (a list of what he thought was wrong with the Catholic Church) on the door of a Catholic Church in Wittenburg, Germany He also translated The Bible into German(language of the commoner) Luther criticized: Indulgences The power of the Pope The huge wealth of the Catholic Church Luther’s teachings later became known as Lutheranism(a branch of Protestantism)

Martin Luther Martin Luther’s ideas sparked the Reformation which was a religious and historical movement that forever changed Europe.

Martin Luther Today you are going to read a play about Martin Luther. You will need to login to google classroom.

He Changed the World - Parts Martin Luther Olga Narrator A Jacob Luder Philipp M Narrator B Margaretha Luder Pope Leo X Narrator C Father Gustav Aldo Narrator D Johann Tetzel Public Executioner Narrator E Wolfgang Charles V Narrator F Greta Diet Member 1 Fritz Diet Member 2

Martin Luther https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ3AFZXXX-k

Martin Luther What were indulgences? Why did Martin Luther have a problem with them? Why did Martin Luther write the 95 theses? Why are the people called Protestants? How did the invention of the printing press help Martin Luther spread his ideas? Why was Martin Luther so influential? Could someone have the same impact today?