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What methods did the catholic use to try to contain the spread of Protestantism?
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Which of the following helped spread Protestantism throughout Europe?
The invention of the printing press
Why was English protestantism able to spread so successfully in the 1500s?
English Protestantism was able to successfully spread in the 1500s as a result of politics. Henry VIII, who became disillusioned with the Roman Catholic Church, embraced the idea of Protestantism and pressured his subjects to do likewise. Leaders in other countries did the same thing.
What was the goal of the Counter-Reformation?
To stop the spread of Protestantism. The Counter Reformation is a movement of internal renewal as well as a response to the spread of Protestantism.
Which idea of Martin Luther's most influenced John Calvin?
the spread of Protestantism
Why did Protestantism not spread to Italy?
Protestantism did not have such a great victory in Southwest Europe, especially Italy. This is mostly because Italy has always been a Catholic nation; it's home of the Vatican, Pope, and Rome (which is where Roman Catholicism comes from).
Was most influential in the spread of Protestantism in Europe?
The Printing Press
Whose techniques did Martin Luther King use?
The methods martin Luther used to spread protestantism was by writing books to be mass replicated by the printing press. another way was to bring down the catholic church by using the 95-theses.
How was the way Protestantism spread similar to the way things spread through the internet today?
by the right actions
Who was the most influential in the spread of protestantism in Europe?
King Henry VIII
What spread Protestantism throughout Europe?
Answer this question… The invention of the printing press
Who is the man that spread the ideas of protestantism across Europe and America?
John Calvin
Describe how protestantism spread beyond germany?
Soon after the Reformation began in the 1500s, Protestantism spread beyond Germany mainly through the simple power of example. Martin Luther's willingness to defy the Church authorities provided similar-minded reformers (in Swiss cities, in England, and elsewhere) an example to follow, even where their own ideas differed from his.
