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| Diet of Worms | Meeting of German Princes at which Martin Luther was commanded to recant, and he defended his 95 theses. |
| Protestant Reformation | The result of the Catholic Church abusing its members and controlling governments in Europe. |
| Catholic Reformation | A response to the Protestant Reformation |
| Italian Renaissance | Stemmed from Florence, a city-state. The Italian Renaissance produced some of the most famous artists in History, including: Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, and Michelangelo. Many forms of art and science, even litterature, were advanced during the Renaissance. |
| Commercial Revolution | A time in which the European economy began to change to the era of global trade |
| French and Indian War | Called the “Seven Years War” in Europe. Fought by France and England, afterwards, France began to lose their influence in North America and in Quebec. |
| Council of Trent | A group of people that provided answers to the Protestant Complaints that met on and off for 20 years with 3 meetings. They said that only the Catholic Church could interpret the Bible and it was the only source of religious truth, and you need more than faith alone to have salvation. |
| Jesuits | Leader was Pope Paul III and their job was to spread catholic faith throughout the world. |
| The Inquisition | Put an end to heresy as well as prepared the Index of Forbidden Books because they didn’t want people to continue reading books that contradicted the Catholic Church. |
