Tuesday, April 15, 2014

The Reformation Digital Book (Summative)

The Reformation Digital Book (Summative)

Slide 1:
Please add the title, Trouble in the Church, and the subtitle, Protestant Reformation and the Counter Reformation. 
Then add 2 pictures that correspond with the Reformation and Counter Reformation.


Slide 2: 
Please add the title, The Protestant Reformation and define the Protestant Reformation. 
*Use this website (http://www.history.com/topics/reformation) if you need some help defining the Protestant Reformation. 

Then add at least 1 picture of something that corresponds to the Reformation.  



Slide 3:
                Please add the title, Martin Luther and add a picture of Martin Luther. 
               
               Answer the following questions about the new claims Martin Luther cited in his 95 Theses:
                What claim did Martin Luther make about the Bible?
                What did Martin Luther say about the need for clergy or priests?
                How did Martin Luther say one gained salvation? 

                *Use your textbook/notes/internet if you need to look up answers.  


Slide 4:
                Please add the title, Effect of the Printing Press, and add a picture of a printing press. 
                Then write out how the printing press helped Martin Luther spread his new message. 
                *Use your textbook/notes/internet if you need to look up answers.  


Slide 5:
Please add the title, Other Reformation Leaders and add two subtitles, first, King Henry the VIII and secondly, John Calvin. 
Then type all the information from my webcast and fill in the blanks.  


Slide 6:
Please add the Title, Counter Reformation and add a picture of something that corresponds to the Catholic Church. 
Then define the Counter Reformation. 
*Use your textbook/notes/internet if you need to look up answers. 


Slide 7:
                Please add the title, Council of Trent and add a picture of the Council of Trent. 
                Then type all the information from my webcast and fill in the blanks. 
                *Use your textbook/notes/internet if you need to look up answers. 

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