1. Calendar Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2
Reformation in England & Counter Reformation 3
Unit Test Study Guide
Introduce Renaissance Ball Project 4
Research Day 5 6
Renaissance Ball 9
Renaissance/Reformation Unit Test

2. Warm Up 10/2/17
Write a thesis statement that argues why the Renaissances did not really happen.
(Recap from Friday’s Crash Course video)

3. Martin Luther & Protestantism
95 Thesis: arguments against Catholic Church indulgences
Printing press allowed for Luther’s 95 Thesis to spread across Europe
Church told him to recant
Luther developed radical new doctrine (practices)
Pope Leo X excommunicated him
Emperor Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire summoned to the diet (assembly) at the city of Worms

4. The Diet of Worms
Charles V told Luther to recant if not he would be declared an outlaw
Outlaw: a crime to gave him food/shelter
Many people supported Luther  hero

5. Lutheranism
Many people embraced Luther’s ideas because it was answer to Church corruptions
Some German princes embraced Luther’s idea for more selfish means
Seize church property/land for themselves
Peasants
Inspired by Luther’s idea began to revolt to end serfdom and demand other changes
Luther supported the social order and denounced the peasants’ revolt

6. John Calvin & Calvinism
Swiss reformer  challenged Catholic Church
Shared many of Luther’s belief
New idea: predestination
God had determined who would gain salvation (go to heaven) a long time ago
World divided into 2 groups: saints & sinners
Calvinist  saints

7. England & Henry VIII King Henry VIII – “Defender of the Faith”
Award by Pope for not letting England convert to Protestantism
Henry VIII – breaks from the Church
Wanted a divorce because wife only gave him a daughter
Believed no male heir  instability for England
Catholic Church laws did not allow divorces
Henry breaks from Catholic Church & starts his own church

9. England & Henry VIII Church of England (Anglicanism)
Similar to Catholic faith but less strict hierarchy
King of England was head of the church instead of Pope

10. Counter-Reformation Also known as Catholic Reformation
Pope Paul III
Also known as Catholic Reformation
Attempt to reform the Catholic Church from corruption
Was a direct result of the Protestant Reformation
Tried to bring back Protestant converts
Re-emphasized importance of art to convey Catholic teachings