Protestant Reformation.

________: paid grants that allowed a person's sins to be forgiven.

________ remained dominant in the south and southwest, and soon enough, people from the reformation ended up converting back to ________ because they wanted to follow the religion of their home country.

________: Protesting about something (in this case, we 're talking about religion) in order to make it better.

1450s - 1600s

Inquisitions, Jesuits, Council of Trent

Punishments for non-believers or rebels

Lutheranism, Calvinism, Anglicanism

did not like indulgences, believed that everyone could be saved; salvation comes from devotion/faith

group of protestants that stressed strongly on predestination

a group that's almost halfway between Roman-Catholics and the reformists side