AP European History Chapter 6: 1520-1549 Section 1: 1520-1529 Political History By Dallin F. Hardy England
Field of the Cloth and Gold
1520
Summit between
France
England
Ottoman Empire
Suleiman I the Magnificent
1520-1566 Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
Expansion of the Ottoman Empire
1520
Siege of Belgrade
1521 Catholic Church
Exsurge Domine
1520
Luther
Condemned for heresy
Protestant Reformation
Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation 1520 Martin Luther
Babylonian Captivity of the Church 1520 Martin Luther Attacked Seven sacraments Exalted Scriptural authority Secular princes
Freedom of a Christian
1520
Martin Luther
Summarized
Salvation by faith alone
Holy Roman Empire
Diet of Worms 1521
German assembly
Tried
Martin Luther
For heresy
Edict of Worms Martin Luther Made an outlaw
England
Defence of the Seven Sacraments
1521
Henry VIII
Fidei Defensor
Response to Luther
1523
Thomas More
Italy
Italian War of 1521-1526
1521-1526 Battle of Pavia
February 24, 1525 Reformation in Switzerland
Ulrich Zwingli
Leader of
Swiss Reformation Affair of the Sausages
1522
By Zwingli
Breaking of the Lenten Fast
Zurich Disputations
1523
Zurich
Adopted Zwingli’s
Scripture Test Sweden
Swedish War of Liberation 1521-1523 Gustav I
1523-1560
King of Sweden Denmark & Norway
Denmark-Norway
1523-1814 Frederick I
1523-1533
King of Denmark-Norway Catholic Church
Clement VII
1523-1534
Pope
2nd Medici Pope Ignatius of Loyola
Experienced
Religious conversion
Spiritual Exercises
1524
Ignatius of Loyola
Catholics
Submit without question to higher
Church authority
Spiritual direction
Holy Roman Empire
German Peasant’s War
1524-1525
Peasants
Revolted against their landlords
Prussia
1525-1618 Hungary
1526-1867 Protestant Reformation
First Diet of Speyer
1526
German princes
Territorial sovereignty in religious matters
Anabaptism
Anabaptism
1525
Conrad Grebel Schleitheim Confession
1527
Declaration of faith
Reformation in Sweden
Diet of Vasteras
1527
Sweden
Clergy
Subjected to royal authority Holy Roman Empire
War of the League of Cognac
1526-1530 Sack of Rome
1527
By
Spanish troops Marked
Beginning of the end of
Italian Renaissance
Ottoman Empire
Ottoman-Habsburg Wars
1526-1791 Reformation in Switzerland
Geneva Revolt
1527
Against
Religious prince-bishop
First War of Kappel
1529
Kappeler Milchsuppe
Compromise
Catholic Cantons
Recognized the rights of
Swiss Protestants
Protestant Reformation
Second Diet of Speyer
March 15, 1529
Protestation at Speyer
April 19, 1529 Marburg Colloquy
October 1-4, 1529
Sponsored by
Landgrave Philip of Hesse To unite
Protestant Reformers Spread of the Reformation
1520’s-1530’s
Theologians
Pamphleteers
Princes/magistrates England
King, Cardinal and the Divorce
1528-1529
“King’s Great Matter” Thomas More
1529-1532
Lord Chancellor English Reformation
English Reformation
1529
Reformation Parliament
1529
Ottoman Empire
1529 Spanish Empire
Viceroyalty of New Spain
1521-1821 Council of the Indies
1524
Government of
Spanish America