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| Christian Humanism, pg. 337 |
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| Desiderius Erasmus and Praise of Folly, pg. 337-8 |
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| Thomas More and Utopia, pg. 338 |
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| Pre-Reformation Catholicism and problems, pg. 339-40 |
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| Luther's beliefs, pg. 340-1 |
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| Peasants' wars and Luther's reaction, pg. 343 |
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| Luther and the sacraments, pg. 344 |
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| Schmalkaldic League, pg. 346-7 |
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| Peace of Augsburg, pg. 347 |
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| Ulrich Zwingli and his beliefs, pg. 347-8 |
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| Beliefs of the Anabaptists, pg 348-50 |
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Henry VIII: ~his problem
~ act of supremacy
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~Cromwell/ changes made
~Edward VI's reign/ church
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| Mary and the church/ results pg. 351-2 |
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| John Calvin and his beliefs, pg. 352-3 |
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| Reformation's impact on family life, pg. 354 |
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| View of women during the time, pg. 354 |
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| Characteristics of education, pg. 355 |
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| Changes in religious practices, pg. 355-6 |
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| What was the Catholic Reformation? Pg. 356 |
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| Society of Jesus- founder, principles, major activities, pg. 357 |
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| Council of Trent- purpose, decrees, significance, pg. 359 |
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| St. Bartholomew's Massacre pg. 360 |
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| Philip II- goals, greatest misfortune, pg. 361-3 |
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| Formation of the Dutch Republic, pg. 363 revolt in the Netherlands |
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| Elizabeth- religious policies, act of uniformity, puritans, significance of defeat of Spanish, pg. 363-5 |
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