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- Brought Presbyterianism to Scotland from Calvin's Geneva; Established the Church of Scotland in 1560
- Allowed Luther to translate the New Testament from Greek to German, allowing more people access to it.
- Religious Leader that started the Protestant Reformation
- -what did the French revolution greatly affect the events of?-What did the French revolution ignite the thoughts of freedom and equality among?
- - who did the American revolution have an enormous impact on?-what did it show the masses of people could successfully do?- what dice sits passage echo the ideas of?
- -what did the declaration of the rights of man best exemplify?-what dies the US constitution and the declaration of idependence make use of?
- -how did the national assembly change France during the French revolution?- The national assembly answer to the new government in France, were the commoners...?
- - what did America demonstrate it was possible to overthrow?- This was the first time that a colony had successfully...?- by winning the right to self govern and nation hood how did other European nations feel?
- Who was elected by the cardinals to replace Pope Pius VI and returned to Rome?
- in 1798, when the French occupied Rome, which was the Homeof Papal States in central Italy that were governed by the pope, Pope Pius VIwas
- Who was the leader of France when Pope Pius VII was elected?
- In 1793, the French Revolution entered a period known as the _______,during which he Catholic Church faced a level of terror not known since the Christian Persecution. What groups of people were killed during this period?
- ● In 1814, when Pope Pius VII returned to Rome, one of his first acts was to restore the_______________________, or the _________, to help him revive and rebuild the Church.
- What did some European monarchs in the eighteenth century begin to believe because of theEnlightenment philosophies?
- What percentage of priests in France refused to take an oath upholding the new Civil Constitution ofthe Clergy?
- He re-organized the government to strengthen his control, changed France's finance and tax system, appointed local officials, created many new schools and created the Napoleonic code. He also established a more peaceful relationship with the Catholic Church.
- Yes, it is necessary to do the steps of the scientific method in a certain order. The steps build on each other. Doing one step out of order would not be logical. A person could not hypothesize about what is observed without observing something first.
- Descartes believed that mathematics is the source of scientific truth because the answers are always true. He explained that mathematics begins with simple principles and then uses logic, or a reason, to move to a more complex truths.