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| An elector of Germany that decided Luther should receive a hearing |
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| an assembly of princes and high church officials in the Holy Roman Empire |
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A diet that was at odds with the papacy
met with Luther for his 1st hearing |
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Debated with Luther at the University of Leipzig.
He forced Luther to clarify his views on the Roman church and papacy |
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| The Holy Roman Emperor that agreed that Luther should attend the Diet of Worms |
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| Declared Luther a heretic and an outlaw |
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| Where Luther was taken to by Frederick the Wise |
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| Luther's disguise name in Wartburg Castle |
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| education should be to all people rather than a privileged few |
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| The first Protestant University |
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| A Mighty Fortress is Our God |
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| A hymn composed by Martin Luther |
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| A former nun that married Martin Luther and had six children |
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| Several major cities in Switzerland that acted independent of one another |
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| The thirteen cantons united into this group |
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| A priest that stepped forth and attacked the sale of indulgences |
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| The Swiss city that Zwingli was appointed the "people's priest" and preached through the gospel of Matthew |
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| Born in Noyon France and became very committed to the Protestant Faith |
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| The city where Calvin took refuge in and undertook studies in the Bible |
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| The Institutes of the Christian Religion |
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written by John Calvin
the single most influential book of the Protestant Reformation apart from the Bible |
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| A French Protestant that persuaded Calvin to assist in the reform in Geneva |
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| Led the group of Protestants known as the Swiss Brethren |
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| Started what is now known as Mennonites |
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| The largest group of Christians who look back to the Anabaptists |
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