Narration and Mapwork

Narrate Ch 36 page 330 last paragraph

Map work: The Reformation and Counter Reformation (Student Page 149, answer 262)
In 1560, after the Reformation and the Council of Trent, not all of Europe was Roman Catholic anymore.
Color the map of Europe to show which areas were Catholic and which areas were Protestant.
1. The purpose of the Council of Trent was to write a statement telling everyone exactly what the church
taught about every important belief. This took eighteen years! Circle the city of Trent in red.
2. The following areas were officially Lutheran, a form of Protestantism. Draw a light blue box around all
the Lutheran areas. Include Germany, Denmark, Prussia, and the Scandinavian peninsula (Norway and
Sweden).
3. The following areas were officially Calvinist (or Reformed), another type of Protestantism. Put a purple
circle around each of the Calvinist areas. This includes Switzerland, Netherlands, and Scotland.
England and Wales followed the Church of England. (Remember when Henry VIII decided to start his own
church?) Underline England and Wales in green.
Catholicism was still very widespread in Europe. Draw a yellow C next to the Catholic areas, which includes
Italy, the islands of the Mediterranean, Spain, Portugal, France, Austria, Hungary, Poland, and Ireland.