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Nov 10, 1483
Birth of Martin Luther
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Oct 20, 1517
Ninety-five Theses of 1517
Martin Luther was a monk in Germany. Luther heard that the Pope, and other priest where selling indulgences. They would give the civilians a certificates which claimed that their loved one reduce the temporal punishment for sins committed in purgatory. Luther then created a essay of 95 reason why this was a terrible thing to do, and how they were abusing there practice. Luther then nailed his papers to the door of All Saints' Church, Wittenberg, for all the towns people to see and read. -
Oct 31, 1517
Lutheraism
After Martin wrote his document. Luther deiced to create his own form of Christianity. Protestant or otherwise known as Lutheranism. Martin taught that salvation is not earned by good deeds but, is only a gift of God's grace through faith in Jesus Christ. -
Jan 3, 1521
Excommunication
Martin refused to take down his papers, which resulted in his excommunication by the Pope. -
Religion
Since Martin Luther created a form of Christianity, called Protestant, which he then created another form of that called Lutheranism. Christianity is believed by 33% of the worlds population actual date unknown -
Social conditioning
Social conditioning is the process of training civilians in approving the normal of society. Religion is a key aspect of social condition, and Martin Luther created his own from of Christianity which is a religion. Another key aspect to social conditioning is Nationalism actual date unknown -
Nationalism
Nationalism is the belief that one's geographical or demographic region is superior than another's. Nationalism was created by Napoleon Bonaparte, when he was invading Europe, he taught the Italian Army to spread Nationalism -
Fascism
Fascism was first seen in early 20th-century Europe, by Italy in the end of World War 1. Fascism is also know as extreme nationalism. Nationalism was spread to the Italian army by Napoleon. actual date unknown
