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The Corrupt ChurchThe Corrupt Church
1. The 1. The CatholicCatholic Church had lost its Church had lost its focus on faith and was obsessed with focus on faith and was obsessed with powerpower and and moneymoney..
2. Church clergy (2. Church clergy (popespopes, , priestspriests, monks) , monks) routinely routinely violatedviolated their sacred their sacred vowsvows of of poverty, chastity, and obedience.poverty, chastity, and obedience.
3. Church would 3. Church would sellsell its its positionspositions (cardinal, (cardinal, bishop) to people for money (like buying a bishop) to people for money (like buying a good job).good job).– Church was dominated by Church was dominated by ItalianItalian nobility who nobility who
were disliked by the were disliked by the GermanGerman and and EnglishEnglish nobles nobles
4. 4. IndulgencesIndulgences—documents you bought —documents you bought from the Church to cancel your sins.from the Church to cancel your sins.– Caused Caused conflictconflict in in NorthernNorthern EuropeEurope
Why did the Reformation Why did the Reformation happen in the 1500s?happen in the 1500s?
1. Church conflicts 1. Church conflicts decreaseddecreased the power the power of the Church and decreased of the Church and decreased moneymoney in the in the Church.Church.
2. The popular philosophy of 2. The popular philosophy of humanismhumanism emphasized rational emphasized rational questioningquestioning and and individual worth.individual worth.
3. The 3. The printing pressprinting press made the made the BibleBible available to literate available to literate people. New versions people. New versions in German, French, and in German, French, and English made it English made it available to the available to the common people. common people. ((vernacularvernacular))– Encouraged Encouraged growthgrowth of of
literacyliteracy– SpreadSpread ideasideas of of
Renaissance & Renaissance & Reformation Reformation fasterfaster
4. King 4. King HenryHenry VIII VIII and English priests and English priests were were jealousjealous of of Italian domination Italian domination of the Church and of the Church and hatedhated that so much that so much moneymoney went to went to ItalyItaly..
5. The Church forbid 5. The Church forbid usuryusury (interest on (interest on loans) and Christian loans) and Christian merchants wanted merchants wanted to be able to to be able to loanloan money (so they money (so they could make more could make more money). Only money). Only JewsJews (or Muslims) could (or Muslims) could loanloan money. money.– new new wealthwealth among among
merchantsmerchants challenged the challenged the church church banban on usury on usury
The Protestant The Protestant ReformationReformation occurred when occurred when Catholics Catholics disagreeddisagreed with the Catholic with the Catholic Church and tried to Church and tried to reform it and then reform it and then brokebroke from the from the Catholics to form a Catholics to form a new new ChristianChristian religion.religion.
Leaders of the Leaders of the Protestant Protestant
ReformationReformation
The Split from the Catholic The Split from the Catholic ChurchChurch
Before LutherBefore Luther Jan Jan HussHuss: priest : priest
and reformer. He and reformer. He was burned at the was burned at the stake for stake for heresyheresy. . This occurred 100 This occurred 100 years before Luther.years before Luther.
John John WycliffeWycliffe: : teacher. He wanted teacher. He wanted reformsreforms of the of the church based on church based on the the BibleBible and was and was critical of bad critical of bad priests.priests.
Martin Luther – Lutheran Martin Luther – Lutheran TraditionTradition
German monkGerman monk nailed the nailed the 95 Theses95 Theses
to the Church door to the Church door 15171517 salvation by salvation by faithfaith
alonealone
BibleBible is ultimate is ultimate authorityauthority
AllAll humans are humans are equalequal before Godbefore God
Birth of the Birth of the ProtestantProtestant ChurchChurch
John Calvin – Calvinist John Calvin – Calvinist TraditionTradition He started the “He started the “CityCity of of
GodGod” in Switzerland ” in Switzerland ((GenevaGeneva))
predestinationpredestination – Faith Faith revealedrevealed by living a by living a
righteous liferighteous life strict strict rulesrules & work ethic & work ethic
DancingDancing
Drinking Drinking
GamblingGambling
King Henry VIII - King Henry VIII - AnglicanismAnglicanism
This This BritishBritish king king started the Church started the Church of of EnglandEngland so he so he could could divorcedivorce his his wife.wife.
TookTook over the over the landland and and wealthwealth of the of the Catholic Church in Catholic Church in EnglandEngland
DismissedDismissed Pope’s Pope’s authorityauthority– Made himself Made himself headhead of of
ChurchChurch of England of England
Henry’s WivesHenry’s Wives
1. Catherine of Aragon1. Catherine of Aragon
Spanish princessSpanish princess — —his brother’s widowhis brother’s widow
Divorced Divorced
Daughter Daughter MaryMary
2. Anne Boleyn2. Anne Boleyn
Long “courtship”Long “courtship”
Accused of infidelityAccused of infidelity
BeheadedBeheaded
Daughter Daughter ElizabethElizabeth
3. Jane Seymour3. Jane Seymour
Anne’s handmaidAnne’s handmaid
DiedDied in childbirth in childbirth
Son Son EdwardEdward
4. Anne of Cleves4. Anne of Cleves
Political marriagePolitical marriage with with
German princessGerman princess
DivorcedDivorced
5. Catherine Howard5. Catherine Howard
Young flirtYoung flirt
Accused of infidelityAccused of infidelity
BeheadedBeheaded
6. Catherine Parr6. Catherine Parr
WidowedWidowed nurse nurse
SurvivedSurvived
The HeirsThe Heirs
King Edward VIKing Edward VI
ProtestantProtestant
King at 10King at 10
Died at 15Died at 15
(Lady Jane Grey)(Lady Jane Grey)
Nine day queenNine day queen
ProtestantProtestant puppet puppet
Removed by MaryRemoved by Mary
Queen Mary IQueen Mary I
CatholicCatholic
Killed 300 ProtestantsKilled 300 Protestants
““BloodyBloody Mary” Mary”
Queen Elizabeth I & Her Queen Elizabeth I & Her AchievementsAchievements
ProtestantProtestant Established Church of Established Church of
England (England (AnglicanAnglican) as ) as officialofficial church church
UnifiedUnified country country ToleratedTolerated dissenters dissenters
(people who (people who disagreedisagree)) ExpandedExpanded English English
territoriesterritories with colonies with colonies overseasoverseas
Spanish ArmadaSpanish Armada Spain sent HUGE Spain sent HUGE navynavy to to invadeinvade England England
– Wanted to make England Wanted to make England CatholicCatholic again again Elizabeth’s navy Elizabeth’s navy defeateddefeated the Armada in the Armada in
15881588 (a massive storm helped) (a massive storm helped)– Spain’s never Spain’s never recoversrecovers from the EPIC FAIL from the EPIC FAIL