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The Reformation (95 Theses (He wrote the 95 theses in 1517., He sent the…

- - - - The enligsh monarch was the interprerter of the bibles mening.
    - - They also used only the 2 sacrements mentioned in the bible.
    - - He started his own church for 2 reasons.
        
        One of the reasons was that he wanted to divorce his first wife and marry Anne Boeyn but the pope wouldn't allow it so he took matters into his own hands.
        
        Another reasons is that he didn't want to share his power or his winkdoms wealth with the catholic church.
    - - There were two different versions of the Anglican Church.
        
        The first version was The High Church. It was like the catholic church and was very formal so many of the rich went here.
        
        The second version is The Low Church. It is more like the lutheran churches. Mostly only the poor attended to this church.
    - - They believed that people should have privacy on how they practiced the religion.
    - - They had an offical prayer book and was translaed in english.
- - - - There were many wars were between the catholics and protestants.
    - - They didn't like the way the catholic church told them to do things or when they had to pay the catholic church.
    - - There were three main protestant churches.
    - - The catholic church was greatly affected by the protestants and their point of view towards the church.
- - - - Martin Luther didn't like how the church sold indulgences.
    - - On January 1521, Martin Luther was excommunicated from the catholic church.
    - - He started a new type of religion which his followers followed which was called Lutheranism.
        
        It was one of the first religions to start away from the catholic church.
    - - The 95 theses helped lots of people change their prespective towards the catholic church.
        
        The Germans gave Martin Luther support by helping spread his religion.
- - - - The elect were a group of people that were destined to go to heaven no matter what they did.
    - - If parents had a baby, they were only allowed to be named afters names in the bible.
    - - Calvinist tried to live their lives as simple as possible with no luxury or riches since they saw this as an offensement to god.
    - - Each community was governed as a theocracy .
    - - Church leaders did yearly inspections at homes to see if they were following the strict calvinist rules.
        
        They could get punished severly if they were caught doing a crime.