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| Born in France in 1500's. Studied theology--specifically Martin Luther. Moved to Geneva to preach protestantism |
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| Study of questions about God. |
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| A protestant city in Switzerland. |
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| Based on Calvin's book Institutes of the Christian Religion. Influential among protestants. Main idea=God's will is absolute and decides everything in the world in advance. Believed neither kings nor bishops should control the church. |
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| No matter what people do, the outcome of their life is already planned. |
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| Ruled England from 1509-1547. Maried six times, two divorces, two beheaded. Imprisoned bishops and nobles for disagreeing with him. |
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| Medieval prison. Executions in Bloody Tower. |
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Parliament passed the Act of Supremacy
which declares kings the rulers of the chuch and not the pope |
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| For burning over 300 people at the stake she was called "Bloody Mary" |
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| She was a Protestant, she resored the Church of England |
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| How did Calvinism affect England? |
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| Reached England whaich eucated people to read Calvin's works |
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