Protestant Reformation (1517 to 1648)
- What is the Protestant Reformation?
- Definition: a 16th century religious movement, which was marked ultimately by rejection or modification of some Roman Catholic doctrine and practice, and the establishment of the Protestant churches
- "Protestant Reformation" (1517 to 1648)
- Origin and history:
- Early Reformation in Germany
- Radical Reformation
- Reformation outside Germany:
- Austria
- Czech lands and Slovakia
- Switzerland
- Netherlands
- England
- Scotland
- France
- Spain
- Greece
- Sweden
- Portugal
- Belgium
- Luxemburg
- Kingdom of Hungary
- Ireland
- Italy
- Poland and Lithuania
- Serbia
- Iceland
- Denmark
- Spread: at its peak and at its end
- End of the Reformation and legacy
- Thirty Years War (1618-1648)
- Causes and effects:
- Supply-side factors
- Demand-side factors
- Luther and the Protestant Reformation: