THE REFORMATION

• Reformation 6.John Calvin
• Martin Luther
• Convert
• Protestant
• Federalism

BY:ANGELA F.

REFORMATION

• (Luther Confronts the Church, Page:465)
• DEF.:The movement against the Catholic Church
• SENT.:The Reformation caused a great dispute in history.

MARTIN LUTHER (BORN 1483)

• (Luther Confronts the Church, Page:463)
• DEF.:A leader in the Reformation who created the Ninety-Five Theses.
• SENT.: Martin Luther agrued with the Church, so he made his own ideas.

CONVERT

• (The Impact of Missionaries, Page:479)
• DEF.:To adopt or to change (In this case, religion)
• SENT.:People walk house to house, trying to convert nieghbors' religions.

PROTESTANT

• (Luther Confronts the Church, Page: 465)
• DEF.:Someone who is in the Christian group and opposes of the Catholic Church
• SENT.:In the news, there was a report of protestants having a strike in a church.

FEDERALISM

• (Legacy of the Reformation, Page:484)
• DEF.:The sharing of power between an organization.
• SENT.:The members of the student council thought that the
• president was unfair with the federalism.

JOHN CALVIN (1509-1564)

• (The Reformation Grows, Page:472)
• DEF.:A French Reformer who believed in the idea of predestination.
• SENT.: Although John Calvin had many followers, he admitted that his idea
• an awful thing to think.