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 Statement against Church abuses  Luther protected from punishment by German nobles

 Peasant revolt against German nobles  Video Clip: “Luther (2003) – German Peasants’ Revolt” (7-12 mins)  Opposed by Luther (WHY?)

 Treaty between HRE Charles V & Lutheran princes  Allowed nobles to decide religion of their own provinces (Lutheran or Catholic)

 Causes:  Calvinists in Germany wanted tolerance  Peace of Augsburg was only a temporary solution  Religious wars in areas around Holy Roman Empire (i.e. Germany)

 Peace of Westphalia (1648) ended Thirty Years’ War  Guaranteed religious tolerance to Lutherans, Catholics, and Calvinists  Effects (of the war):  Germany devastated  Holy Roman Empire weakened & German princes gained more freedom  Netherlands gained independence from Spain

Create an illustrated timeline of the Lutheran movement using Cornell Notes - Include the date & a short description of event

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