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Reformation Analyze the impact of the Protestant Reformation, include the ideas of Martin Luther and John Calvin. Describe the Counter Reformation at the Council of Trent and the role of the Jesuits. Describe the English Reformation and the Role of Henry VIII.

Causes Interests in income, not saving souls. Indulgences, buying pardons. Humanist

Martin Luther 95 Theses- beliefs he had against the church. http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/ 95 Theses- beliefs he had against the church. Did not agree with indulgences. Later became known as Lutheranism.

Split of the Church Luther saw no importance in religious leaders. Took advantage of the printing press Excommunicated by the pope. Lived as a heretic and outlaw.

John Calvin Published The Institutes of the Christian Religion. Emphasized predestination- God decided who would be saved.

King Henry VIII Known as the Defender of the Faith. Wanted to divorce his wife. Pope Clement VII did not allow him. Henry Created the Anglican Church.

Counter Reformation New effort by Catholic Church to stop spread of Protestantism. Index of Forbidden Books. Council of Trent- official church position.

Jesuits Society of Jesus. Believed salvation could be achieved by doing good deeds. Ignatius de Loyola- founder.