________________ criticized the clergy for their idea that dominance was needed to convert the natives.  His remarks and campaign resulted in royal regulations to protect natives after 1550.

Religious toleration and equality were the main themes that circulated and fueled the foundations of the French Revolution.

After the Inquisition, Spain experienced its Golden Age, focusing on exploration, spices, trade, and exploiting new resources.

Which Catholic order played a major role in the Catholic Reformation?

 What event sparked the English to revolt in 1381?

During the Reformation, educational reforms assisted in the forming of Protestant schools and universities to counter Scholasticism. 

The use of ___________________ and a shift in focus to irrefutable facts and evidence, including the use of a hypothesis, was instrumental towards the examination of our world and, thus, scientists began to apply the laws of nature and reason towards all aspects of life. 

One of the demands of the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381 was

The Roman Catholic Church was viewed as inclusive and corrupt, but they were able to remain the sole authority due to the public’s fear of God.  

According to Empiricism, faith in a rational God was an element applied by English scientists to combine science with theology.