Because we are primarilly using Google classroom I’m a little slow putting new work on the website so because some still favr the website I’ll continue to update it. But this entry combines two lessons the spread of the Reformation & the English Reformation. We will continue to examine the Reformation.
We will look at Luther after the Diet of Worms, the Peasant’s Revolt and the Peace of Augsburg. Then we will look at other reformers including Ulrich Zwingli and especially John Calvin. Finally, you will examine some Reformation Woodcuts, answer the constructed response questions, and then design your own political cartoon. Find the Powerpoint & Guided Notes below.
Martin Luther had a way with words and could insult people in a way that cut them down to size. To see some great insults from Martin Luther go to the site the Lutheran Insulter.
Powerpoint-The Protestant Reformation continues
The Reformation Continues Guided Notes
England was slow to join the Reformation but when the Pope refused to grant King Henry VIII a divorce (or more accurately an annulment) Henry withdrew England from the Roman Catholic Church.
The video below is a clip from the BBC show Horrible Histories. A character is portraying Henry VIII as he sings about his wives. You will be given a bonus on your Unit Exam in which you list Henry’s wives and their fates. This song will help you remember Henry & His wives.
Reformation in England Powerpoint
Reformation in England Guided Notes
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