History of Europe Questions

Being more interested in this world than religion

What did religious conflicts "also spark" -- example is St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre in France 1572?

According to Luther, people could get what they needed by reading the Bible rather than what?

The Jesuits were a Catholic order created after the Reformation. Where did they open missions?

In what year did Luther nail up his "95 Theses"? -- This is typically seen as the start of the Reformation.

The Protestant Reformation began as a movement devoted to returning to which ancient sources?

What did the followers of Luther and John Calvin "identify themselves as"?

What did the Catholic church worry would happen if laypeople were allowed to read the scriptures for themselves?

What was the name of the "renovation" that the Catholic Church embarked on after the Reformation?

What's the name of the German monk who began the Protestant Reformation?

Third Estate paid all the taxes before the what?

True or False: Peasants revolted because serfdom was not biblical

In 1630 What Protestant King brought 23,000 troops to war?

What princes followed Martin Luther's practices?

Princes in Northern Germany ended who's authority?

What act allowed Henry to become head of the English church?

How did Cardinal Richelieu change the Thirty Years War?

Who was winning the Thirty Years War in the first 12 years?

Who saw the Thirty Years War as an advantage?

What did Martin Luther dislike most about catholic churches?