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This document is a chapter from a history textbook, focusing on the details of the Lutheran Reformation. It discusses key figures such as Martin Luther and religious events during that period. This chapter covers various aspects of the reformation, such as the Ninety-Five Theses and the Diet of Worms.

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**Chapter 5** **The Lutheran Reformation** - **Luther's search for Truth** - **Romans 1:17 "The just shall live by faith"** - **Justification by FAITH alone** - **Luther's Onslaught** - **Pope Leo X** - **St. Peter's Cathedral (Vatican)** - **Johann...

**Chapter 5** **The Lutheran Reformation** - **Luther's search for Truth** - **Romans 1:17 "The just shall live by faith"** - **Justification by FAITH alone** - **Luther's Onslaught** - **Pope Leo X** - **St. Peter's Cathedral (Vatican)** - **Johann Tetzel** - **Indulgences** - **"When the coin in the coffer rings, the soul from purgatory springs."** - **Ninety-Five Theses October 31^st^, 1517** - **Protestant Reformation Begins** - **Diet of Augsburg (1518)** - **Leipzig Debate (1519)** - **Johann Eck** - **Debated Luther** - **Branded a Heretic** - **Luther's argument** - **The pope and church are infallible** - **The Church of Rome is not Supreme** - **The Bible is the supreme authority** - **Purpose: point the German people back to the authority of Scripture** - **Excommunicated (1521)** - **Charles V** - **Chooses not to upset the Princes who like Luther** - **Universal Monarchy** - **Religious uniformity** - **Calls Luther to the Diet of Worms** - **Diet of Worms (1521)** - **Asked to recant all convictions against the Church** - **Edict of Worms** - **Proclaims Luther a Heretic** - **Luther is kidnapped by friends to Wartburg Castle** - **Rise of Lutheranism** - **Lives in Wartburg Castle** - **Is using a disguise as "Knight George"** - **Writes German Bible (1534)** - **Reform in the Home** - **Katherine Von Bora** - **Luther marries her** - **Reform in the church** - **Replaces Latin singing to German singing** - **"A Mighty Fortress is our God"** - **Magisterial Reform** - **Partnership between State and the Church** - **German Peasant's War (1524)** - **Luther argues against the War against the Nobles** - **Luther condemns the Peasantry** - **Augsburg Confession (1530)** - **Philip Melanchthon** - **"The teacher of Germany"** - **Augsburg Confession is a series of articles solidifying the Protestants position** - **Peace of Augsburg (1555)** - **Prince determines the Religion** **The Reformation Spreads** **The Reformation in England** - **Henry the VIII** - **The Defender of the faith** - **Wife \#1 was Catherine of Aragon** - **Daughter was Mary** - **Church of England (1534) was independent from the Church of Rome** - **Act of Supremacy** - **the King was the head of the Church** - **Wife \#2 Anne Boleyn** - **Mother of Elizabeth I** - **Beheaded** - **Wife \#3 Jane Seymour** - **Mother of Edward VI** - **Henry's Favorite wife** - **Dies two weeks after giving birth** - **Wife \#4 Anne of Cleves** - **"The King's Beloved Sister"** - **Divorced** - **Wife\#5 Catherine Howard** - **15 years old when married** - **Beheaded for sleeping with Thomas Culpeper** - **Wife \#6 Catherine Parr** - **Third Succession Act (1543)** - **Reinserts any heirs from previous wives** - **Survives** - **Outlives Henry a year and eight months** - - **Catholic Reformation and Religious War** - **Wars of Religion** - **France** - **Francis I (house of Valois)** - **At first doesn't mind the Protestants** - **Affair of the Placards (1534)** - **Posters that are against mass** - **Shows up outside Franics's door and Francis wants them out** - **John Calvin must leave France because of these Placards and the Protestant persecution** - **Huguenots v. Catholics** - **Bourbon v. Valois** - **Catherine de Medici** - **She is a Catholic and sees Huguenots as a threat** - **She has Henry of Nevar marry her daughter** - **St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre** - **She has the Huguenots murdered (about 5000 die)** - **The effect backfires and Protestantism is bigger** - **Henry (IV)** - **Reverts to Catholicism** - **"Paris is worth a mass"** - **Edict of Nantes (1598)** - **Huguenots have religious freedom** - **Spain** - **New world Resources** - **Philip II** - **Married to Bloody Mary** - **He squanders the wealth from the New World** - **Low Countries** - **Mennonites + Calvinists** - **Spanish Rule** - **Council of Blood** - **Kills anyone suspected of Heresy (Mennonites + Calvinists)** - **William the Silent, "Father of Dutch Liberties"** - **Starts a Revolt** - **Dutch Reformed Church** - **Declared independence in 1581** - **Philip II hires someone to kill William the Silent** - **William Assassinated** - **First head of state to be assassinated** - **They fight more until they get complete independence in 1648** - **England** - **Elizabeth I, "Good Queen Bess"** - **Restored Anglican Protestantism** - **"Middle Way" -- Prevents Civil War** - **Elizabethan Settlement** - **Catholics, Puritans, Separatists** - **Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots** - **Scottish Reformation** - **John Knox** - **James VI (James I of England)** - **Sir John Hawkins, Elizabethan Navy** - **Sir Francis Drake (Naval Battle)** - **Death of Mary Stuart** - **Philip II** - **After Mary's Execution, Philip claimed Just Cause for his invasion of England** - **Invincible Spanish Armada** - **Defeat of the Spanish Armada (1588)** - **Shift of power allowed Europe's Protestant Reformation to spread** **Discovery and Conquest in the New World 1450 -- 1600** - **Background** - **Vikings (1000)** - **Travel Narratives** - **These make people interested in a possible "New World"** - **Renaissance inventions** - **Compass** - **Astrolabe** - **Durable Sailing Ships** - **Trade** - **Objective: Orient by Water** - **Nations** - **"God, gold, glory"** - **Portugal Leads the Way** - **Prince Henry the Navigator** - **School of Navigators** - **Bartholomew Dias** - **Cape of Good Hope** - **Vasco de Gama** - **First European to reach the far East by Sea** - **Portugal remains content to Trade not Rule** - **The Voyages of Christopher Columbus** - **Christopher Columbus** - **Wanted to fund another Crusade** - **Spain, Ferdinand + Spain** - **Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria** - **October 1492, He lands in the Bahamas** - **Santo Domingo** - **1493** - **Bartholomew de las Casas** - **Priest that records the way Christopher treats people** - **Columbus taken back in chains and dies** - **Spain's New World Empire** - **Amerigo Vespucci, "America"** - **Vasco de Balboa** - **Discovers the Pacific Ocean** - **Dies from beheading** - **Ferdinand Magellan** - **Pacific Ocean named that because ocean was said "peaceful"** - **Dies in the Philippines** - **Circumnavigated the Globe** - **Treaty of Tordesillas (about Trade)** - **East Portugal** - **West, Spain** - **Conquistadors** - **"Conquerors"** - **Hernan Cortez (Aztecs)** - **Tenochtitlan + Montezuma** - **Fall of Tenochtitlan (1521)** - **Francisco Pizarro (Incas)** - **Dies by mutiny** - **Famous Thirteen** - **Thirteen men joined to make "millions"** - **Atahualpa** - **Gives them vast treasures and dies** - **Columbian Exchange** - **The Old and the New Worlds** - **Goods and foods are transferred** - **Animals are Transferred** - **Diseases** - **Key Takeaway** - **Western Civ. + World History Merge** - **Trade** - **Spread of Christianity** - **Brings people out of Medievalism into Modernity** **The Search for Order Absolutism and Constitutionalism1600 -- 1700** - **The Crisis of the 17^th^ Century** - **The Thirty years' War 1618 -- 1648** - **Europe's last great religious war** - **Catholicism v. Calvinism** - **Peace of Augsburg 1555** - **If your prince is Calvinist, you could be Calvinist, if your prince is Protestant, you can be Protestant** - **First Phase, Bohemia 1618** - **Ferdinand II, HRE** - **Defenestration of Prague** - **Throwing Catholics out the window** - **Second phase, Denmark 1625** - **Christian IV King of Denmark** - **Third Phase, Sweden 1630** - **Gustavus Adolphus** - **Lion of the North** - **Dies in battle** - **Fights to gain land for their Religious freedom** - **France Joins Protestants** - **Cardinal Richelieu** - **Politics over Religion** - **Peace of Westphalia 1648** - **Gives Calvinists Freedom** - **Dutch get independence from Spain** - **Habsburgs (Holy Roman Empire) breaks into three small pieces** - **Began "Age of Reason"** - **Lets stop killing each other anymore** - **Faith = Personal Conviction** - **Papacy no longer power player** - **Rise of France** - **Becomes strongest nation in Europe** - **Crises of the 17^th^ century** - **Witch trials** - **Killing random people for "heresy"** - **Declining population** - **Disease** - **Childbirth** - **Famine** - **Dying from Torture** - **No mercy for anyone with independent thought** - **The Age of Absolutism** - **Louis XIV** - **The king was considered "a Virtuous God on Earth"** - **Inherited the throne at 5** - **Cardinal Mazarin** - **Regent of the king** - **Tried to get more power to the Monarch** - **The Fronde Revolution** - **The nobility put up a fight** - **Checking the growing power of the Royal family** - **Lious says "never again shall I let this happen"** - **Longest ruling monarch in French History** - **Absolute power as the King** - **Absolute Sovereignty** - **All power given to the Monarch** - **Famously says "I am the State"** - **Starts construction of the Palace of Versailles** - **Takes 14 years to finish construction** - **Palace of Versailles** - **Political strategy** - **Invites nobility to live at the Palace** - **They cannot control there governing land if they are not there** - **King Louis is called "Sun king"** - **Never called the estates-general** - **Treaty of Fontainebleau** - **Revoked the Edict of Nates** - **Greatest mistake** - **Huguenots are not allowed to leave** - **France Conflict** - **Result?** - **Loses a lot of wars** - **Puts France into Debt** - **Only war he wins is American War for Independence** - **Absolutist in Russia** - **Czar** - **Leader of Russia** - **Derived from Russian word Caesar** - **"Only God and the Czar know"** - **Czar was basically god** - **Peter the Great** - **Begins modernizing Russia** - **7 feet tall** - **First Czar to travel Europe** - **Travel incognito** - **Indulges every curiosity** - **Built St. Petersburg** - **"Window of the West"** - **Encouraged Religious freedom** **Limited Government: The Dutch Republic and England** - **The Dutch Republic** - **Golden Age (17^th^ Century)** - **Flourishing Economy** - **Religious Freedoms** - **Allowed to do whatever religion you want if you obey the state** - **House of Orange** - **They are descendants of William that rule over the people** - **England's Constitutional Monarchy** - **James I** - **Son of Mary Queen of Scotts** - **King of Scotland** - **King of France said "The Wisest Fool in Christendom"** - **Theologically very smart** - **Claims Divine right of Kings** - **Gives him power of Absolutism by "god"** - **He makes the rules and no one else** - **Liberty, freedom from arbitrary rule** - **Common law + Magna carta protects these laws** - **Sovereignty** - **Parliament or King** - **Puritans** - **Refused to accept the king as the head of the church** - **Charles and Parliament** - **Charles I** - **English Civil War 1642-1651** - **William Laud** - **Archbishop of Canterbury** - **Tries to reverse reformation** - **Has a problem with parliament** - **Demanded money** - **Dissolved Parliament 1626-1629** - **Laud orders Catholics services** - **Reluctantly calls Parliament 1640** - **Long Parliament 1640-1660** - **Round heads (Cromwell) Puritans** - **Cavaliers Protestants** - **Oliver Cromwell** - **Created the "New Model Army"** - **Defeats Charles' Forces** - **Rump Parliament** - **You can be king but give the power back to parliament** - **Charles I is the first monarch to be beheaded by his own people** - **Puritans under Cromwell are left in charge of Clean-up** - **Return of the Monarchy** - **James II** - **Oldest man to become king at 51** - **Glorious Revolution (1688)** - **William & Mary** - **Bill of Rights** - **Makes parliament the primary governing force of England** - **Toleration Act** - **Gives toleration to all sects of Christianity except Catholicism** **The scientific and rational revolutions 1450-1700** - **Advances in Astronomy** - **Medieval Science = Wisdom of the ancients** - **Geocentrism: Earth at the center of the Universe** - **Nicolaus Copernicus** - ***On the Revolution of Heavenly Spheres*** - **Heliocentrism: Earth revolves around the Sun** - **Johannes Kepler** - **Laws of Planetary Motion** - **The planets do not evolve in perfect circles but in oval like ellipses** - **Galileo Galilei** - **Law of Uniform** - **Acceleration** - **Things fall at the same rate** - **Refracting Telescope** - **Universe is made of the same stuff and the Earth** - **Isaac Newton** - **Father of modern Science** - **Principia: Three laws of motion** - **Inductive reasoning** - **Facts = Theories** - **Sir Francis Bacon** - **Modern Scientific Method** - **Medicine and Chemistry** - **Medieval Medicine, Galen** - **Andreas Vesalius** - **Father of Modern Anatomy** - **William Harvey** - **Theory of Blood circulation** - **Robert Boyle** - **Father of Modern Chemistry** - **Antoine Lavoisier** - **Elements = Substances** - **Implications** - **Practical** - **Technology** - **Confidence and optimism** - **Christian Worldview** - **Secularism** -

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