1. Chapter 8, Week 2

2. What was the Counter Reformation? The counter-reformation is when the Catholic Church tried to fix its ways and gain people back Pope Paul III set up the Council of Trent, a group of people that met to set new Catholic rules -how bishops and priests should behave -training new priests at seminary, a special religious school -accepting a new order of priests called the Jesuits

3. How did the counter-reformation try to fix the Catholic Church? The Jesuits were started by Ignatius of Loyola They taught, preached and fought heresy Henry IV of France named Catholicism the official religion of France but allowed other people to practice other religions if they wanted Sending missionaries overseas to convert people to Catholicism and gain numbers

5. What were international missionaries and how did they change world religions? Catholic missionaries went around the world to get more people to become Catholic Other countries that became Protestant did this too! Catholics were successful at converting people in central and south America, and the Philippines Protestants were successful in America

6. What were international missionaries and how did they change world religions? North America, Brazil, Haiti, Florida, Vietnam, India, Malaysia, Africa, China, Venezuela, California

8. What was the Golden Age of Cooperation with the Muslims? During the middle ages many Muslims lived in Spain and had many great achievements. -medicine and science -poetry and art -built universities -geography, sea travel -Maimonides-Muslim scholar who wrote books on law

9. What caused the Golden Age to come to an end? During the reformation the leaders of Spain wanted everyone in Spain to be Catholic They forced Muslims and Jews to convert: change religions, to Catholicism or leave the country They also set up trials to investigate people’s religions and tortured them and put them to death if they were not Catholic. This was called the Inquisition