CHAPTER 13REFORMATION AND RELIGIOUS WARFARE IN THE

SIXTEENTH CENTURY


IDENTIFICATIONS

1. Christian humanism



2. Desiderius Erasmus's The Praise of Folly



3. Thomas More's Utopia


4. pluralism and absenteeism


5. Thomas a Kempis' Imitation of Christ


6. Oratory of Divine Love



7. the sacraments


8. Martin Luther


9. salvation by faith


10. priesthood of all believers



11. Johann Tetzel and indulgences


12. Ninety-Five Theses


13. the Edict of Worms


14. the Peasants' War, 1524



15. transubstantiation



16. the Protestant minister and family



17. Charles V



18. Pope Clement VII


19. Suleiman the Magnificent


20. Peace of Augsburg



21. Gustavus Vasa


22. Ulrich Zwingli


23. Marburg Colloquy


24. Anabaptists, Munster


25. millenarianism



26. Menno Simons



27. Henry VIII's wives


28. Act of Supremacy



29. Book of Common Prayer



30. Edward VI and "Bloody Mary"



31. John Calvin



32. predestination



33. Geneva



34. Protestant education



35. Puritans



36. Catholic Reformation



37. Saint Teresa of Avila



38. Ignatius Loyola



39. Jesuits



40. Francis Xavier



41. Pope Paul III



42. Council of Trent



43. Huguenots and Saint Bartholomew's Day



44. Henry IV and the Edict of Nantes



45. Philip II



46. the Battle of Lepanto



47. the New World



48. the Netherlands



49. Union of Utrecht



50. Elizabeth



51. Spanish Armada