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This person is Martin Luther was a monk from the 15th Century. He was born on November 10, 1483, in Germany. He started the Protestant Reformation.

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How did this person impact the Reformation?

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How did this person impact the Reformation?

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He fought against the church leaders like the Pope. He thought these religious leaders were corrupt because they were allowing people to believe they could pay away their sins to get into Heaven.

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What actions did this person take that influenced the Reformation?

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What actions did this person take that influenced the Reformation?

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Martin Luther was the person who started the Protestant Reformation. His thoughts were not to leave the church but to reform it.

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WWhy was this person a part of the Reformation?

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WWhy was this person a part of the Reformation?

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John Calvin was a French priest, who agreed with Marting Luther's belief, and expanded the Protestant Reformation into France.

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How did this person impact the Reformation?

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How did this person impact the Reformation?

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By expanding the Reformation into France, it also allowed other religions to be founded. Religions such as Baptist and Puritan along with several others.

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John Calvin was a priest that believed that the Bible was the only reference to God. You should not follow other people's word, and that God decides people's fate.

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What effect did the Reformation have on Relgion?

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What effect did the Reformation have on Relgion?

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When the Reformation started in Germany it caused a rift between Catholics and Protestants. Ultimately, in the end it was decided that the leaders of each state could choose their religion.

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What changes did the Reformation bring about in Europe/the world?

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What changes did the Reformation bring about in Europe/the world?

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With the printing press it was easy to reproduce ideas quickly and repeatedly. That meant anything religious, or political could be sent faster and to more people. This allowed people to blast out their beliefs.

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How did one individual change so much about the political system in Europe?

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How did one individual change so much about the political system in Europe?

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It shows how Martin Luther was against the new ideology of the church and Pope selling indulgences to pardon sins. Martin disliked that Popes were becoming powerful and corrupt by condemning and protesting the new ruling.

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How did Queen Elizabeth affect politics?

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How did Queen Elizabeth affect politics?

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This is a painting of Queen Elizabeth who was a huge political figure during this time. She wanted to make church and politics separate things.

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What impact did the Reformation have on the politics/government of Europe/the world?

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What impact did the Reformation have on the politics/government of Europe/the world?

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The above explains the general political state of the timeline in detail. Religious leaders became as important as Political leaders.

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How did the Reformation Period affect the Economy?

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How did the Reformation Period affect the Economy?

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This graph shows the increase in church construction during the Reformation Period.

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How religion affected church construction in certain religious towns and cities.

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How religion affected church construction in certain religious towns and cities.

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This graph shows the growth or decline of construction in cities and towns depending on the religion.

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This picture shows secularization of society. How everyone dissaccociated themsleves and what they were doing from religion.

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What impact did the Reformation have on the politics/government of Europe/the world?

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What impact did the Reformation have on the politics/government of Europe/the world?

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With John Calvin came Calvinism. Protestantism was made illegal in 1543 CE. In Paris in 1562 thousands of French Calvinists were murdered on St Bartholomew's Day.