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Aim: How did the Reformation affect Europe? Friday – April 25, 2014 Mr. Lombardi Aim: How did the Reformation affect Europe? Do Now: Answer the following in full sentences: If there had been only one professional baseball team in New York for hundreds of years, what would happen to that team’s fan base if a second team developed in NY? Explain.

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Activity Complete the handout, The Reformation Widens. Analyze the map and answer all corresponding questions.

Activity #2 Complete reverse side of the handout, The Response to Luther with a partner. Highlight/underline important parts of the reading. Define all four terms (Lutheran, Protestant, Peace of Augsburg, Anglican) Answer the two questions in full sentences.

Guiding Questions: What in Luther’s teachings inspired the peasants to revolt? Why did Henry VIII want an annulment? Elizabeth I came to power at a time of religious turmoil. How did she deal with the question of religion?

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Discussion Questions Why was there a Reformation in the church? How was the Reformation a turning point in global history? What is the legacy of the Reformation? Write a paragraph including the answers to each question above.