HIS 1003 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Bartolomé De Las Casas, Xipe Totec, Ignatius Of Loyola

• School: Baruch College
• Department: History
• Course: HIS 1003
• Professor: Katherine Pence

Document Summary

Conquest and control in the americas: from religious conflict in europe to conversion abroad, conquest of mexico and peru, establishing control labor systems, mixing cultures. Next generation of protestants: predestination, john calvin. Calvinists (huguenots in france: henry viii of england and his wives, forms anglican church in england. Impact of reformation: religious tension and intolerance: 30 years war in the holy roman empire 1618-1648. France: st. barthlomew"s day massacre, catholics vs. huguenots (calvinists) Impact on catholicism: catholic reformation: council of trent, 1545-1563, end abuses, end indulgences, education. Ignatius loyola: book: spiritual exercises , order of jesuits, missionaries to new world. Spread of catholicism to the americas: critiquing treatment of native americans, bartolome de las casas, a short account of the destruction of the indies. How will the rise of christian religious reform affect society in the long term: max weber, the protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism , rise of literacy and education, precursor to the enlightenment.