People of the European Reformation-1517-55

1. Dr John _ _ _, professor at Ingoldstadt University in Bavaria who pushed Luther's ideas further in the Leipzig Debates of 1519 and forced him to condemn himself as a heretic (3)
3. The monk who travelled around, selling indulgences to the peasants, provoking Luther's actions (6, 6)
4. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of Hohenzollern, Grand Master of the Teutonic Order who was converted in 1522 but became openly Lutheran in 1525 (8)
5. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Albert of Mainz, who had the 95 Theses sent off to Rome, prompting a reaction which forced Luther to think through and strengthen his ideas (10)
6. Johann von _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Luther's mentor as a monk and dean of Luther's faculty as a university professor (8)
9. A third Protestant movement, also originating in Switzerland, that took the Eucharist to be merely symbolic. Luther disagreed and Hesse failed to bring them together. (12)
10. Pope who called the Council of Trent in the 1540s (4, 3)

2. A successor to Leo X. Taken prisoner in the Sack of Rome in 1527. (7, 3)
7. Andrew _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Luther's senior at university who became a radical, preaching adult baptism and iconoclasm while Luther was at Wartburg Castle (9)
8. _ _ _ _ _ _ of Saxony, Frederick the Wise's cousin. It is often speculated that one of the reasons Frederick saved Luther is because he knew it would wind this man up. (6)

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