Semester II, Week 03: The Reformations, part 1
A volatile mix of theological and political aggravation was prevalent throughout western Europe in the 16th century. All that was needed was a spark to ignite it. That spark came in 1517 when a young friar named Martin Luther nailed a series of arguments to the door of a Church in Germany.
This lesson will discuss the life of this momentous figure. We will explore the events that shaped him and how he succeeded where others before had failed.
Lecture Notes
Whiteboard 1
Whiteboard 2
Map of Europe
Map of Germany
Lecture Recording (1:10:28; 64.5 MB)
Additional Resources
PBS Documentary of Martin Luther
