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Hugouenot leader who converted to Catholicism as King Henri IV, saying "Paris is worth a mass."
Henri of Navarre
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Founder of the Society of Jesus, whose members were known as Jesuits
Ignatius Loyola
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Spiritual "get out of jail" free passes, available from a friendly local priest for a nominal fee
Indulgences
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As "Lord HIgh Protector," this Puritan soldier/statesman ruled England for a dozen years
Oliver Cromwell
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English political philosper who famoulsy describved himan lives as "nasty, brutish, and shot
Thoman Hobbes
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Basic statement or summary of lutheran beliefs
Augsburg Confession
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Denial of the most acraments to an individual, usually to force repentance or to punish heresy
excommunication
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the (not) Holy (not) Roman Emperor of the various German states who also ruled Spain, the Low Contries, much of Italy, and the Spanish claims in the New World
Charels V
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Metting in 1521 at which Luther was called on the carpet and told to get his head straight
Diet of Worms
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As Henry VII, he began the line of monarchs that ended with Elizabeth 1
Henry Tudor
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Denial of most sacraments, usually to an area controlled by a plitical figure and usally to foce compliance with the CHurch's will
interdict
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Conference at which the last chance for maintaining "a" Protesant church was lost
Marburg Colloquy
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The belief that the Eucharist was simply in memory of Christ's blood and body is associated with:
Ulrich Zwingly
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Much of his translation of the Bible into English was later incorporated into the King James's Version
William Tyndale
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Protesants who believed in predestination, "the Elect" servies with minimal ritual, and clergy elected by the congregations
Calvinists
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