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| The period of time when Christian groups broke away from the Roman Catholics and formed their own Churches |
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| German Monk who posted the 95 Theses that began the Reformation |
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| Groups of Christians that protested the proceedures of the Catholic Church |
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| Christian humanist who said that we should translate the Bible into the vernacular so that everybody could read it. |
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| Church practice of forgiving sin by paying money |
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| An organized branch of Christianity; like Lutheran, Calvinist or Baptist |
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| Member of the Hapsburg family who what the Holy Roman Emperor during the Reformation |
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| French Protestant who preached predestination |
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| The idea that God has already planned the outcome of your life |
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| Ended the fighting between the German princes and the Holy Roman Emperor during the Wars of Religion |
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| The practice of appointing relatives to positions or jobs when they are not qualified |
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| English ruling families during the Renaissance and Reformation |
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| Family that ruled Austria and Spain during the Renaissance and Reformation |
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| Family that ruled France during the Reformation |
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| Family that ruled Russia from the Reformation to the Russian Revolution |
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