Reformation Vocabulary

Reformation

• great suffering from worry

• an improvement or reconstruction

• to restore to useful life

• escaping from capture as by daring, cleverness, or skill

Rehabilitate

• to get back or regain

• good or moral

• to restore to useful life, as through therapy and education

• escaping from capture as by daring, cleverness, or skill

The judge will certainly consider __________for the first-time offender.

• novelties

• anguish

• clemency

• guile

If you are in prison, saying you don’t have time to do something is a ______________ excuse.

• guile

• bosom

• compulsory

• specious

Unobtrusively

• strong distress

• punishment for wrongdoing

• without calling attention to oneself

• restore to working condition

Define 95 Theses.

• Document written by Luther; listed issues with practices in the Catholic Church like indulgences.

• Innovation that traveled to Europe via the Silk Road. Allowed sailors & traders to more accurately navigate.

• Name for Christians who protested abuses in the Catholic Church by leaving to form other churches.

• Originated in Asia but successfully used in Europe. Led to cheaper books, higher literacy rates, and standardized spelling.

Reformation

• great suffering from worry

• an improvement or reconstruction

• to restore to useful life

• escaping from capture as by daring, cleverness, or skill

Rehabilitate

• to get back or regain

• good or moral

• to restore to useful life, as through therapy and education

• escaping from capture as by daring, cleverness, or skill

The judge will certainly consider __________for the first-time offender.

• novelties

• anguish

• clemency

• guile

If you are in prison, saying you don’t have time to do something is a ______________ excuse.

• guile

• bosom

• compulsory

• specious