READ THESE TEXTBOOK PAGES AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW. EACH SECTION HEADER HAS TURNED INTO A QUESTION. How does Calvin Continue the Reformation? Calvin continued Zwingli's continuation of the reformation. Zwingli was killed, which is why he had to. How does Calvin formalize Protestant ideas? He wrote a book called Institutes of the Christian Religion. The book talked about ideas of god, salvation, and human nature. The book is a summary of Protestant ideology. He also described the concept of predestination, which was the idea that God only chooses a few people to save, and that God has known who these people were since the beginning of time. How Did Calvin Lead the Reformation In Switzerland? What actions does he take? He took control of a city in Switzerland called …show more content…
Fourth, he called a council of Church leaders to meet in Trent. What is the legacy of the Reformation? The legacy of the Reformation impacted religious, social and political fronts. It ended the religious unity of Europe and left it culturally divided. It also sets the stage for the modern world. What are examples of the Reformation’s social and religious effects? Due to the Reformation, the church became more unified and the council of Trent was established. Education was given more importance, leading to a rise in universities and schools. What are examples of the Reformation’s political effects? Because of the Churches decline in power, many monarchs grew more powerful and sought to expand their kingdoms. The thinking that inspired the revolution would also lead to the Enlightenment. Sum it up: How were Protestant Reformers divided over beliefs? What reforms were made by the Catholic Church? 1)Because one of the core principles of Protestantism was that Christians should interpret the Bible for themselves, many forms of Protestantism came about. Some, like the Anabaptists, believed in giving people the choice to be