Transcript The Protestant Reformation

9th Grade Social Studies
Fall 2011 Unit 3
The Big Picture
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 Martin Luther began a movement to reform the practices
of the Catholic Church that he believed were wrong.
Reformation leaders did not intend to destroy Christian
unity but rather redefine it.
 Lutheranism, Calvinism, and Anglicanism produced a
dramatically new religious map.
 Catholic revival, and new tools such as the powerful
Jesuit order, preserved much of territory for Catholicism,
but it could not stem division.
 The result was a period of confusion and considerable
conflict, including concern about witchcraft.
Why we study this unit:
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 Martin Luther's protests over the abuses in
the Catholic Church led to a permanent
split within Christianity.
 Nearly one-fifth of the Christians in today's
world are Protestants
 The Reformation's questioning of beliefs
and authority laid the ground work for the
Enlightenment.
Essential Questions:
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1. How did abuses in the church spark
widespread criticism?
2. How did Martin Luther challenge
Catholic authority and teachings?
3. What role did John Calvin play in the
Reformation?
Essential Questions:
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4. What were the effects of Protestantism
in England?
5. What reforms were made in the
Catholic Church?
6. What were the religious and social
effects of the Counter-Reformation?
Units:
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Last Unit: The Renaissance
Current Unit: Protestant
Reformation
Next Unit: Absolutism
Odd Days: Learning Activity/Assessment
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10/27: Protestant Reformation part 1
 10/31: Causes of Reformation chart
11/2: Divisions of Christianity
11/2: Religions chart
 11/2: Luther Flowchart
 11/2: Spread of Protestant Ideas Qs
11/4: Luther/Calvin Venn Diagram
11/4: Protestantism Spreads to England
Qs
Odd Days: Learning Activity/Assessment
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11/4: Protestantism Spreads to England Qs
11/4: Luther Actions/Reactions notes
11/9: Reformers Chart
11/9: Tudor Family Tree
11/9: Facts about Henry VIII
11/11: Actions of the English Monarchs
11/11: English Reformation video notes
11/15: Elizabethan Settlement
11/15: Problems/Solutions of Catholic Church
11/15: Counter Reformation chart
11/15: Counter Reformation part 2
Odd Days
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 11/15: Counter Reformation part 2
 11/17: Background notes C.R.
 11/17: Effects of the Counter-Reformation
 11/17: Unit Review
Even Days: Learning Activity/Assessment
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10/26: Protestant Reformation part 1
 10/28: Causes of Reformation chart
10/28 Divisions of Christianity
10/28: Religions chart
 11/1: Luther Flowchart
 11/1: Spread of Protestant Ideas Qs
11/3: Luther/Calvin Venn Diagram
 11/3: Protestant Reformers Chart
11/3: Protestantism Spreads to England Qs
Even Days: Learning Activity/Assessment
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 11/3: Protestantism Spreads to England Qs
 11/3: Luther Actions/Reactions notes
 11/7: Tudor Family Tree
 11/7: Facts about Henry VIII
 11/9: Actions of the English Monarchs
 11/9: English Reformation video notes
Even Days: Learning Activity/Assessment
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 11/14: Elizabethan Settlement
 11/14: Problems/Solutions of Catholic Church
 11/14: Counter Reformation chart
 11/14: Counter Reformation part 2
 11/16: Background notes C.R.
 11/16: Effects of the Counter-Reformation
 11/16: Unit Review
Protestant Reformation Terms
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 Protestant Reformation
 Indulgences
 Martin Luther
 Theocracy
 John Calvin
 Predestination
 Henry VIII
 Annulled
 Elizabeth I
 95 Theses
 Charles V
 Edict of Worms
 Zwingli
 Anglican Church
 Act of Supremacy
 Mary Tudor
 Edward VI