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    The document provides an overview of key people, events, and religious affiliations during the Protestant Reformation and Wars of Religion between the 1520s-1590s. It lists important figures like Martin Luther, John Calvin, Henry VIII, and Ignatius Loyola. Key events mentioned include the 95 Theses, the Act of Supremacy separating the Church of England, and the Edict of Nantes granting religious freedom to Huguenots in France. Religious groups discussed are Lutherans, Calvinists, and Catholics. The document serves as a study guide for reviewing this tumultuous period in European history.

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    The document provides an overview of key people, events, and religious affiliations during the Protestant Reformation and Wars of Religion between the 1520s-1590s. It lists important figures like Martin Luther, John Calvin, Henry VIII, and Ignatius Loyola. Key events mentioned include the 95 Theses, the Act of Supremacy separating the Church of England, and the Edict of Nantes granting religious freedom to Huguenots in France. Religious groups discussed are Lutherans, Calvinists, and Catholics. The document serves as a study guide for reviewing this tumultuous period in European history.

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    AP Euro Review Booklet

    Name: _________________________
    Approximate Time Period: _______________
    Why important?

    Chapters 11 & 12Reformation & Religious Wars


    Person + approximate decades Martin Luther HRE Charles V (elected 1520s) Ulrich Zwingli Country & Family Affiliation (if applicable) Germany Holy Roman Empire Switzerland Religious Affiliation Lutheran Catholic Swiss Protestant

    Documents, Events 95 Theses, Address to the Nobility of the German Nation, Freedom of a Christian

    What Zurich and Berne ought to consider in their quarrel with the 5 cantors Institutes of Christian Religion Defender of the Faith, 1st Act of Supremacy Henry VIIIs failed annulment

    leader of Swiss Reformation, disagreed with Luther over transubstantiation Founder of Calvinism, French Theologian Separated Church of England from Roman Catholic church Did a lot to reform Englands legal system Religious leader during CounterReformation Oversaw education and reforms in Germany mocked medieval notions of chivalry; greatest Spanish author of all time Partly responsible for starting the French wars of religion

    John Calvin

    France

    Calvinist

    Henry VIII Cardinal Thomas Wolsey Ignatius Loyola (1520s-1550s) Melanchthon Cervantes Catherine de Medici, Francis II, Charles IX, & Henry III (1550s1570s) the Guises (1560s-1590s)

    England Henry VIIIs chief advisor

    Church of England Catholic

    Spain Germany Spain France

    Catholic Lutheran Catholic Catholic

    Established the Society of Jesus On Improving the Studies of the Young Don Quixote

    France

    Catholic

    Wanted to end Calvinist influence; inspired Catholic attacks on

    Huguenots

    Person + approximate decades Henri de Bourbon Or Henry IV Philip II Cardinal Granvelle (1560s) William of Orange Mary I Elizabeth I (1560s-1600)

    Country & Family Affiliation (if applicable) France

    Religious Affiliation

    Documents, Events

    Why important? Granted religious freedoms to the Huguenots Conquered the turks and maintained control over the mediterranean Tried to reform the Protestant Netherlands to Catholicism

    Huguenot

    Edict of Nantes

    Spain, Hapsburg Spain

    SUPER Catholic Catholic

    England, Ireland

    Protestant

    Compromise, The Apology Marian exiles,the exile and execution of Protestants The Act of Supremacy of 1559; repealed Mary Is antiProtestant legislation

    England, Tudor England, Tudor

    Roman Catholic

    member of Dutch council of state who wanted to place political autonomy of Netherlands above religious creeds persecution of Protestants, marriage to Philip II of Spain Established English Protestant church, of which she became the Supreme Governor. This Elizabethan Religious Settlement later evolved into today's Church of England. abdicated Scottish throne due to scandal; imprisoned & eventually executed by Elizabeth I Part of protestant reformation and some wars of religion Longest reigning monarch od Danmark, brought about many reforms

    Protestant

    Mary, Queen of Scots Ferdinand I Christian IV (1590s-1640s)


    Gustavus

    Scotland, Stuart Holy Roman Empire Denmark


    Sweden

    Catholic Catholic, Jesuit-educated Lutheran Lutheran

    Treaty of Edinburgh, 1560 Defenestration of Prague

    Battle of Ltzen

    Led his nation to military supremacy in the 30 years war

    Adolphus

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