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What was the Reformation? an attempt in the Middle Ages to regain control of the Holy Land a movement to correct the Catholic Church that led to a split among Christians a rebirth of learning when science and invention flourished the change in methods of producing books caused by the invention of the printing press

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The Reformation was a movement to correct the Catholic Church that led to a split among Christians. It began in the 16th century as a response to various issues within the Catholic Church, including corruption, abuses, and differing theological perspectives. Key figures, such as Martin Luther and John Calvin, played significant roles in advocating for reforms and establishing new Christian denominations, ultimately resulting in the Protestant Reformation.