Question

The year is 1520. Write a memo to the Pope, summarizing the events taking place in Germany. Briefly trace the story behind Martin Luther and his ideas. Explain how these ideas differ from Church teachings. This is an important memo so be sure to write it in essay form and use correct spelling and grammar.

Answer 1

The above question aims to analyze your writing ability and your understanding of the Protestant revolution. In that case, I can't write your memo, but I'll show you how to write it.

First, you must understand that the Protestant revolution was a religious movement, started by Martin Luther in Germany, who was dissatisfied with some practices of the Catholic Church.

The Protestant Reformation wanted to change:

• The sale of indulgences.
• Child baptism.
• Reading the Bible in Latin.
• The end of celibacy.
• The end of the use of graven images in the church.

To write your memo, it is important that you research this moment in articles that analyze and show the causes and consequences of this revolution.

Then you can start your memo.

Generally, a memo is a very short and objective text. However, the question requires you to write it in essay form. So, follow the steps below.

Steps to writing this essay

• Introduction: Give a salute to the pope, introduce who you are and the reasons that make you write the memo. Also, introduce the subject of the Protestant revolution.

• Body: Write at least two paragraphs. In the first, you will show how the Catholic Church is being harmed by the revolution and which points are being attacked and changed. In the second, show how the population is reacting to this and how worrying it is.

• Conclusion: Present the importance of quick decision-making to protect the church and pope from this revolution and with this moment is significant.

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