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Unit 2

by Mr. Wetzel
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Catholic Church abuses of power The Prince the Praise of Folly Wycliffe heretics Germany Erasmus Shakespeare excommunicated

Following the Renaissance , the lost much of their power . Their decreased authority opened the door to some people who began to point out the Church's inequities and . Some people who spoke out against the Church were labeled and many were or even burned at the stake . This included figures like John , who wanted to translate the Bible to English , ( author of ) , who mocked the Church for taking itself too seriously , and others .

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Protestant Reformation First World War 95 Theses Hell Wittenberg celibacy simony indulgences Martin Luther Thirty Years' War

The most famous of these protestors was . He opposed the Church's greed , especially their granting of ( which he viewed as " get out of free cards " ) . In 1517 , he nailed his to the door of the church in . This action ( though Luther likely didn't intend it ) started the and eventually resulted in the .

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