Judge ch20 lecture
- 1. Connections: A World History Second Edition Chapter Connections: A World History, Second Edition Edward H. Judge • John W. Langdon The West in an Age of Religious Conflict and Global Expansion, 1500–1650 20
- 2. Luther Confronts the Emperor.Luther Confronts the Emperor.
- 3. European Colonies and Claims/The Christian WestEuropean Colonies and Claims/The Christian West
- 4. The West in an Age of Religious ConflictThe West in an Age of Religious Conflict and Global Expansion,and Global Expansion, 1500–16501500–1650 A. The Protestant Reformation B. The Catholic Counterreformation C. Religious and Political Strife in Europe D. The Globalization of Western Christianity and Com E. Western Society in an Age of Religious and Econo
- 5. The Protestant ReformationThe Protestant Reformation
- 6. The Protestant ReformationThe Protestant Reformation A. Roots of the Reformation 1. Corruption, scandal, and abuse
- 7. FOUNDATION MAP 20.1 Europe in the 16th CenturyFOUNDATION MAP 20.1 Europe in the 16th Century
- 8. The Protestant ReformationThe Protestant Reformation B. The Lutheran Revolt 1. Martin Luther 2. Luther’s beliefs 3. Response
- 9. Sketch of Friar John Tetzel selling indulgences.Sketch of Friar John Tetzel selling indulgences.
- 10. Statue of Martin Luther in Wittenberg, Germany.Statue of Martin Luther in Wittenberg, Germany.
- 11. The Protestant ReformationThe Protestant Reformation C. The Rising Tide of Rebellion 1. Spread of Lutheranism C. Henry VIII and the English Reformation 1. Political roots 2. Split with Rome
- 13. The Protestant ReformationThe Protestant Reformation E. Calvin and the Elect 1. Teachings 2. Geneva
- 15. The Protestant ReformationThe Protestant Reformation F. The Spread of Protestantism 1. Fragmentation
- 16. MAP 20.2 Sixteenth-Century Reformation DividesMAP 20.2 Sixteenth-Century Reformation Divides Europe Along Religious LinesEurope Along Religious Lines
- 17. The Catholic CounterreformationThe Catholic Counterreformation
- 18. The Catholic CounterreformationThe Catholic Counterreformation A. The Council of Trent B. The Roman and Spanish Inquisitions C. New Religious Orders
- 19. Ignatius of Loyola.Ignatius of Loyola.
- 20. Religious and Political StrifeReligious and Political Strife in Europein Europe
- 21. Religious and Political StrifeReligious and Political Strife in Europein Europe A. The Spanish Catholic Crusade 1. Philip II of Spain 2. The Dutch revolt 3. The Spanish Armada
- 22. English ships confront Spanish Armada.English ships confront Spanish Armada.
- 23. Religious and Political StrifeReligious and Political Strife in Europein Europe B. The Wars of Religion in France 1. Civil war 2. Henry IV and the Edict of Nantes 3. Farming, family, and gender B. The Thirty Years War 1. Causes 2. Course 3. Consequences
- 24. MAP 20.3 Peace of Westphalia Leaves CentralMAP 20.3 Peace of Westphalia Leaves Central Europe Divided, 1648Europe Divided, 1648
- 25. The Globalization of WesternThe Globalization of Western Christianity and CommerceChristianity and Commerce
- 26. The Globalization of WesternThe Globalization of Western Christianity and CommerceChristianity and Commerce A. Catholicism’s Global Expansion 1. Conversion and adaptation B. Merchant Capitalism and Global Trade 1. European capitalism 2. Mercantilism 3. Government and global trade
- 27. MAP 20.4 Globalization of Western Christianity andMAP 20.4 Globalization of Western Christianity and Commerce, 1500–1750Commerce, 1500–1750
- 28. The Globalization of WesternThe Globalization of Western Christianity and CommerceChristianity and Commerce C. Colonies, Commerce, and Religion
- 29. French Jesuit baptizing Amerind convert.French Jesuit baptizing Amerind convert.
- 30. Western Society in an Age ofWestern Society in an Age of Religious and Economic ChangeReligious and Economic Change
- 31. Western Society in an Age ofWestern Society in an Age of Religious and Economic ChangeReligious and Economic Change A. Warfare, Disease, and Witch Hunts 1. Endemic warfare 2. New diseases 3. The witchcraft craze
- 32. Women accused of witchcraft being hanged.Women accused of witchcraft being hanged.
- 33. Western Society in an Age ofWestern Society in an Age of Religious and Economic ChangeReligious and Economic Change B. Social Effects of Economic Expansion 1. Economic winners and losers 2. Cottage industry
- 34. Peasant couple at market (engraving by AlbrechtPeasant couple at market (engraving by Albrecht Dürer).Dürer).
- 35. Western Society in an Age ofWestern Society in an Age of Religious and Economic ChangeReligious and Economic Change C. Family, Gender, Education, and Diet 1. The changing European family 2. Learning and literacy 3. New foods C. Change in the Role of Religion
- 36. Key Dates and DevelopmentsKey Dates and Developments
Editor's Notes
- #3: Luther Confronts the Emperor.
- #4: European Colonies and Claims/The Christian West
- #6: The Protestant Reformation
- #8: FOUNDATION MAP 20.1 Europe in the 16th Century
- #10: Sketch of Friar John Tetzel selling indulgences.
- #11: Statue of Martin Luther in Wittenberg, Germany.
- #13: Anne Boleyn.
- #15: John Calvin.
- #17: MAP 20.2 Sixteenth-Century Reformation Divides Europe Along Religious Lines
- #18: The Catholic Counterreformation
- #20: Ignatius of Loyola.
- #21: Religious and Political Strife in Europe
- #23: English ships confront Spanish Armada.
- #25: MAP 20.3 Peace of Westphalia Leaves Central Europe Divided, 1648
- #26: The Globalization of Western Christianity and Commerce
- #28: MAP 20.4 Globalization of Western Christianity and Commerce, 1500–1750
- #30: French Jesuit baptizing Amerind convert.
- #31: Western Society in an Age of Religious and Economic Change
- #33: Women accused of witchcraft being hanged.
- #35: Peasant couple at market (engraving by Albrecht Dürer).
- #37: Key Dates and Developments