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    The document summarizes key religious, political, and economic issues in 16th century Europe, including: 1) Religious competition between Protestantism and Catholicism, sparked by figures like Martin Luther and John Calvin who criticized the Catholic Church. 2) Economic issues like poverty and enclosure of lands increasing costs of living. 3) Geopolitical competition between countries like France, Spain, and Portugal.

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    The document summarizes key religious, political, and economic issues in 16th century Europe, including: 1) Religious competition between Protestantism and Catholicism, sparked by figures like Martin Luther and John Calvin who criticized the Catholic Church. 2) Economic issues like poverty and enclosure of lands increasing costs of living. 3) Geopolitical competition between countries like France, Spain, and Portugal.

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    RELIGION

    Protestant vs Catholics Hen


    riq
    ue
    VII
    I
    LAND
    Enclosure: owner of lands increasing the
    price to live there
    Poverty (crimes)

    GEOPOLITICS
    Competition with France, Spain and Portugal
    Wrote a manifest againstthe Salvation by faith
    acts of the Church (sales of Translation and free
    indulgences, sales of interpretation of the bible
    "sacret" relics, priest's
    formation - first bible being
    printed)
    Martin was expelled from the
    Church

    They condem the pope's


    authority and worship of
    saints and images
    PROFIT IS GOOD!!!

    Predestination From the Calvinists


    follow the principles of the derived other forms of
    bible protestant such as the
    work morality huguenots, presbyterians,
    rise of bourgeoisie and puritans (other
    protestant movements).

    LUXURY IS BAD!
    GAMES
    SAINTS
    DANCE
    Church Power vs Monarch Power
    From the Calvinists
    Marriage anulment
    derived other forms of
    Henry wanted to marry his
    protestant such as the
    mistress Ana Bolena and leave
    huguenots, presbyterians,
    his wife Catherine (spanish)
    and puritans (other
    Spain was his enemy
    protestant movements).
    Church fordibs anyone to
    participate of these
    movements
    Standardization of
    Missal/Masses
    Index Librorum Prohibitorum
    (it existed until 1967)
    The return of Inquisition
    Society of Jesus
    Franch King Charles IX
    (catholic) decided to purge
    France from all protestants
    important protestant marriage
    20000 protestants killed
    protestant against monarchs

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