Courses of reformation

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Martin Luter started the mov't of reformation in Germany in 1517
Luther's idea was widely supported by protestants
Protestantism expanded into France, Scotland, and England
Calvin's followers in France called Huguenots
John Knox established another type of Calvinist protestant church called the Presbyterian in Scotland
In English King Henry and Queen liz left catholic church and established protestant church called Anglican

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Courses of reformation

Cards (6)

2.5 The Catholic Reformation

3.4.3 Synthesizing information from multiple sources

Unit 2: Age of Reformation (1450–1648)

The English Reformation c.1520–c.1550

2.1.1 Information Processing

1C.2 Henry VIII and the Reformation

2.3.3 Information Gaps

3.3.3 Units of information

1.3 Summarizing spoken information

6.6 Enthalpy of Formation

2.1.1 Information Processing

2.2 Luther and the Protestant Reformation

8.6.1 Neural Tube Formation

2.3.3 Information Gaps

1.1.1 Identifying Key Ideas and Information

3. Geographical Debates

6.21 Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS)

3.2.6.1 Formation of Complex Ions

3.2.5.2 Complex Formation

15.1.2 Complex Formation

5.2 Qualitative characteristics of financial information