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Reconquista Lay Investiture Canon Law Islam Excommunication Schism Reviewing Past Church Reforms Secularism Infidels Jihad Inquisition Heresy Bishops & Priests Friars and Monks

Reviewing Past Church Reforms Main Religion in the West Roman Catholic Wandering Clergymen dedicated to Preaching and Teaching the Poor SCHISM Catholic Communities dedicated to the Preservation of Knowledge & the Church Papal Decree of 1059 Declared Certain Actions Forbidden by Priests (Clergy) A CHURCH DIVIDED Main Religion in the East Eastern Orthodox FRIAR and MONKS MONASTERIES Church Law CANON LAW Two Primary Church Punishments 1. Priests Getting Married 2. Simony (Bribery) Conflict between Kings and Popes over the appointment of Bishops & Church Taxes 1. INTERDICTION 2. EXCOMMUNICATION LAY INVESTITURE Practices against the Faith Taking Up the Cross SPANISH CAMPAIGN HERESY CRUSADES RECONQUISTA

The Reformation New Causes for Church Reform The People QUESTIONED THE CHURCH Church Practices WERE UNACCEPTABLE Church Leaders WERE WORLDLY AND CORRUPT The Printing Press SPREAD NEW IDEAS Cause for Church Reform The Merchants RESENTED CHURCH TAXES Powerful Monarchs CHALLENGED CHURCH POWER The Pope AUTHORITY WAS CHALLENGED The Nobles JEALOUS OF CHURCH WEALTH

The Reformation New Causes for Church Reform New Events Began to Unfold Important German Monk MARTIN LUTHER His Key List of Complaints Major Problem THE 95 THESIS SELLING INDULGENCES Monks Main Opponent POPE LEO X The Monks Main Followers PROTESTANTS LUTHERANS Protestors Against Church

The Reformation Spreads Continuing Influences of Church Reform The Swiss and French Reformation French Follower of Martin Luther s Teachings JOHN CALVIN His Beliefs Published in 1536 His Key Doctrine stating that God Planned Everything New Religion Based on his Reforms INSTITUTES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION PREDESTINATION CALVANISM THEOCRACY JOHN KNOX Calvin s Idea for Government Scottish Preacher of the Reformation PRESBYTERIANS Followers of Knox s Teachings

The Reformation Spreads Continuing Influences of Church Reform The Catholic Counter-Reformation Key Spiritual Leader wrote a book on the SPIRITUAL EXERCISES of the Church ST. IGNATIUS of LOYOLA Pope created a New Religious Order in 1540 THE JESUITS Bishops and Cardinals Met from 1545-1563 to Make Changes in the Catholic Church THE COUNCIL OF TRENT

The English Reformation POLITICAL A Timeline of Key Events DOMESTIC HENRY VIII Became KING of ENGLAND 1509 HENRY VIII Married CATHERINE of ARAGON 1516 DAUGHTER MARY IS BORN 18 HENRY VIII & THOMAS MORE WROTE THE Defense of the Seven Sacraments 1518 24 HENRY VIII is named Defender of the Faith by the Pope in Rome HENRY VIII asked POPE for an Annulment (Pope Said NO!) 1527 HENRY VIII asked CATHERINE for a Divorce (She Said NO!)

The English Reformation POLITICAL A Timeline of Key Events DOMESTIC THE REFORMATION PARLIAMENT MET To Decide the Issue Of Papal Power in England 1529 PARLIAMENT DECLARED HENRY VIII the Head of The Church of England Removing Papal Power THOMAS MORE Henry s Religious Advisor REFUSED TO ATTEND THE CORONATION OF ANNE BOLEYN 1531 42 1533 1533 32 HENRY DIVORED CATHERINE and Married his Mistress ANNE BOLEYN DAUGHTER ELIZABETH WAS BORN

The English Reformation POLITICAL A Timeline of Key Events DOMESTIC PARLIAMENT PASSED THE ACT OF SUPREMACY Declaring the King Supreme Over Papal Power SIR THOMAS MORE was EXECUTED for TREASON Against the KING 1534 1535 45 PARLIAMENT PASSED THE ACT AGAINST PAPAL AUTHORITY Officially Eliminating all Papal Power within England 1536 ANNE BOLEYN Was Executed For TREASON HENRY VIII Married JANE SEYMOUR 28

The English Reformation POLITICAL A Timeline of Key Events DOMESTIC 1538 1540 HENRY VIII Married & Divorced ANNE of CLEVES PRINCE EDWARD WAS BORN And His Mother Died due to ComplIcations 49 KATHRYN HOWARD Was Executed for COMMITTING ADULTERY 1542 16 25 And then HENRY VIII Married his Mistress KATHRYN HOWARD

The English Reformation POLITICAL A Timeline of Key Events DOMESTIC 1543 HENRY VIII Married KATHERINE PARR 52 EDWARD VI Became the Protestant KING OF ENGLAND 1547 HENRY VIII DIED 31 1553 EDWARD VI DIED After Ruling England for less than 6 years 9-15

The English Reformation POLITICAL A Timeline of Key Events DOMESTIC QUEEN MARY I Becomes the CATHOLIC QUEEN of ENGLAND 1553 37-42 BLOODY MARY Instituted the MARIAN PERSECUTIONS QUEEN ELIZABETH Becomes the PROTESTANT QUEEN of ENGLAND 1555 1558 QUEEN MARY I DIED (Naturally? Poison? Execution?) 25-70 ACTS OF UNIFORMITY Created the ANGLICAN CHURCH of ENGLAND 1559