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A Dominican friar; the most famous seller of indulgences
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A serious Augustinian priest and monk who held an important position in his order
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It began undramatically in 1517 C.E. when Luther mailed a letter to Prince-Archbishop Albert of Mainz
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Luther's respectfully worded letter to Archbishop Albert of Mainz
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The pope at the time of the Protestant Reformation
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The Holy Roman Emperor at the time of the Protestant Reformation
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He composed a document for the German national assembly in Augsburg
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A document that summarized the teaching of those who followed Luther
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The new religious body that emerged when Catholic theologians greeted the Augsburg Confession with condemnation
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A revolt started by peasants in Germany to challenge unfair Church practices
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An assembly of German Catholics and Lutherans which said that local rulers could choose the religion of their domain
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A French reformer; the founder of Calvinism
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John Calvin's version of Protestantism
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A complete integration of church and state
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A belief of Calvinism; God had complete foreknowledge of events and marked certain people for heaven and the rest for hell
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A puritan preacher of a Connecticut congregation
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English monarch that had been given the title "Defender of the Faith"
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The wife of Henry VIII; he wanted an annulment from her because she had not bore him a son
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The pope that refused to grant Henry VIII an annulment
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The Church that Henry VIII built
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An Act which declared the English Monarch the head of the Church of England
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The chancellor of England who was executed for challenging the annulment of Henry VIII
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The son Henry VIII had longed for; a sickly young man
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She reigned for forty-five years and managed to solidify the dominance of the Anglican Church
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