Unit 2 - Reformation

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    1. So You Say You Want a Revolution? Bronx Lab School Global History 10 Unit 2
    2. The Protestant Reformation
      • Began by Martin Luther when he posted his 95 Theses in 1517, the Reformation resulted in the establishment of churches not under the Pope’s authority
      • Catholic vs Protestant
    3. Where are we?
    4. What was it like?
      • In Europe, the Church has been unified since the first centuries A.D.
      • Hierarchical structure, with Pope at top (then Cardinals, Bishops, Priests)
      • Pope gets authority directly from God, therefore word of pope is like word of God (Infallibility)
    5. Key Ideas
      • Protestantism (Lutheran)
        • Criticizes sale of indulgences
        • Salvation through faith alone (Not faith and ‘good acts’)
        • Church teachings based solely on Bible (Not Bible+Pope)
        • All people of faith are equal (no hierarchy)
    6. Key Ideas
      • Protestantism (Calvinism)
        • Salvation is pre-determined (predestination)
          • Who goes to heaven/hell is already set
        • The few who are saved are ‘The Elect’
        • Ideal government is a ‘Theocracy’ (Government guided by religion)
    7. Key Ideas
      • Printing Press and Spread of Ideas
        • Johannes Gutenberg invents the printing press in 1440’s (though invented 400 years earlier in China)
        • Allows for spread of ideas
        • Allows for Bible to be widely distributed
    8. Our Key Questions
      • What is being created or investigated?
      • What is the revolution or change?
    9. What is being created or investigated?
      • Created?
        • New forms of religion
        • Competition in Europe for believers
      • Investigated
        • Who has access to the truth
    10. What is the revolution or change?
      • Before:
        • Europe united under one religion
        • Religious wars between Christians and non-Christians
        • No religious pressure to be able to read
        • Bible only in Latin
      • After:
        • Europe divided between Catholics/Protestants
        • Centuries of Religious warfare (Ireland today)
        • Added focus on education to read the Bible
        • Bible in all languages
    11. Key People
      • Martin Luther
      • John Calvin
      • Johannes Gutenberg
    12. Martin Luther
      • What did he create/investigate?
        • New form of Christianity
      • For what change was he responsible?
        • Bringing of Protestant Reformation
    13. John Calvin
      • What did he create/investigate?
        • New Christian ideas
      • For what change was he responsible?
        • Calvinism - foundation of much American Religion
    14. Johannes Gutenberg
      • What did he create/investigate?
        • The Printing Press using Movable Type
      • For what change was he responsible?
        • Mass spread of ideas
          • Allowed for spread of Renaissance and Reformation ideas

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