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Social Studies 7: Chapter 15 Section 3

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Class # First & Last Name:

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What kind of movement was the Reformation? Who started the movement? What was the main effect of the Reformation?

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Why were thinkers and others disturbed by the power of the Church?

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Reading Check: How did the Church's great power lead to criticism of the Church during the Renaissance?

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Why didn't the Church punish Luther?

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Reading Check: What did Luther say was the final authority in religious matters?

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Reading Check: Why were peasants drawn to Luther's teachings?

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Key Terms: Review the key terms at the beginning of this section. Use each term in a sentence that explains its meaning.

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Explain: What was the role of the Church in European life in the Renaissance?

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Draw Inferences: Why do you think the political power of the pope and Church officials troubled many people in Europe?

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Identify: What action by Johann Tetzel upset Luther and led to the Ninety-Five Theses?

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Synthesize Information: Which of Luther’s key complaints against the Church did the selling of indulgences represent?

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Recall: What happened to Luther after he was declared an outlaw in Germany?

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Analyze Information: Why do you think the movement started by Martin Luther is known as the Reformation?

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The year is 1520. Write a memo to the pope, summarizing the events taking place in Germany. Briefly trace the story behind Martin Luther and his ideas. Explain how these ideas differ from Church teachings.