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Emperor Charles V ordered all German princes both Catholic and protestant to assemble in Augsburg to negotiate a settlement between Protestants and Catholics once and for all. Both princes agreed that the religion of each state would be decided by its rulers

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Calvin was a strict follower of the Reformation ideas and he preached the idea of Predsetination. Calvin believed Faith was revealed by living a righteous life, working hard, and being honest in which this is known Protestant Work Ethic.

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Queen Elizabeth I is the daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn and the Renaissance in England is often referred to 'Elizabethan Age'. She ruled from 1558 to 1603, she was well versed in the arts and patronized many artists also while in power she made a new religious policy.

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At the Diet of Worms in 1521, Luther was ordered to appear by the HRE and asked to take back what he said but he refused. He didn't fight back but instead formed his own group of followers the Lutherans.

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Buying these indulgences , one could lessen their time in 'purgatory' or the amount of 'penance'. The slogan for the indulgences was 'As soon as coin in coffer rings, The soul from purgatory springs'

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Popes were more focused on family power and artistic patronage. The public no longer depended on the church and the constraints it enforced but the growing humanism led to the concept of original sin being. This was really politically connected to the Borgia family

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Henry defended the church against Luther to thank him for being a devour. Catholic the Pope granted him the title 'Defender of Faith' also he had 6 wives.

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(Renaissance)
He was a Playwright and his plays had a lot of English language and examined human flaws.
The plays
-Mac beth
-Hamlet
-Othello
-Romeo and Juliet
-Julius Caesar

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The perspective which is the introduced 3 dimensional view on a flat surface. The Realism paintings and Sculptures

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He's a Historian and author who wrote 'The Prince' which is about how a ruler can gain power and keep it in spite of his enemies. Machiavelli wasn't concerned with what was morally right, but what was politically effective.

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The printing press which made books faster and helped spread literature. The writing in the Vernacular, instead of writing in Latin Greek books were written in French, German, English which is included in the bible

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Luther wrote the 95 theses which is also called the 95 arguments. Luther posted this on the church doors in the 95 theses he argued
-Believed that people would gain salvation through faith alone
-Bible was ultimate authority
-All humans are equal before god
-Faith alone, grace alone, salvation alone

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He was a humanist writer who believed in Christianity of the heart not the Christianity full of ceremonies and rules. The book 'The praise of folly' was filled with fun greedy merchants, pompous priests, scholars, and lovers

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After Henry IV died his son Louis XIII was too young to rule so Cardinal Richlieu became the new ruler. Richlieu wanted france to be the strongest but the Hapsburgs were in the way.

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(Renaissance)
He Made the Printing press which made books get produced easier and cheaply. He was a Craftsman and goldsmith

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He was a Poet and was the Father of Humanism which is a focusing on the individual instead of religious matters. He wrote sonnets in Italian and Latin and was one of the earliest and most influential humanists

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He wrote the 95 theses & nailed them to the church door.
Was one out of three of the biggest major leaders in the reformation

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(Renaissance)
He was a sculptor, poet, architect, painter. He used a realistic style when depicting the human body

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He was a Painter and architect who Painted on the walls of pope julius' library.

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He was a painter, sculptor, inventor, scientist. He drew the Mona Lisa in which Mona means "Ma'am" and the model's name was Lisa Gherardini