| A | B |
|---|
| indulgences | fees paid to have sins forgiven |
| predestination | idea that God selected who would go to heaven |
| Martin Luther | wrote a list of 95 complaints against the Catholic Church |
| John Calvin | believed Christians reached heaven only through faith in God |
| Protestants | the name later given to Martin Luther's followers |
| Annul | to cancel |
| Expelled | driven out |
| Protestant Reformation | the religious revolution against the Catholic Church |
| Theocracy | government ruled by church leaders |
| Anabaptists | sought peaceful, yet radical social change |
| Canonized | recognized as a saint |
| Compromise | acceptable middle ground |
| Catholic Reformation | reform movement in the Catholic Church in the 1530's |
| Council of Trent | group met to reaffirm traditional Catholic beliefs in 1545 |
