The Protestant Reformation effects in society

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What was the primary reason Martin Luther initiated his protest against the Catholic Church? Options: The translation of the Bible into German, The sale of indulgences, Political disputes with King Henry VIII, The establishment of the Church of England

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The sale of indulgences

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Which of the following best describes the term "sola fide" as used in the passage? Options: The belief that good works can earn salvation, The idea that faith alone is the means to achieve salvation, The necessity of Church intermediaries for salvation, The importance of indulgences in religious practice

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The idea that faith alone is the means to achieve salvation

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How did Martin Luther's actions contribute to the democratization of religious knowledge?

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By making the Scriptures accessible to ordinary people

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What significant political change occurred as a result of King Henry VIII's actions?

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The shift of authority from the Pope to the English monarch

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According to the passage, what is one major influence of the Protestant Reformation on Western culture?

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The development of political democracy

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What does the author imply about the historiography of the Protestant Reformation?

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It has been shaped by both Protestant and Catholic perspectives

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Which of the following statements reflects Max Weber's view of the Protestant Reformation? It led to the decline of capitalism, It had no influence on modern economic systems, It contributed to the development of the "Protestant work ethic", It was primarily a theological movement with no economic implications

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It contributed to the development of the "Protestant work ethic"

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How did the Reformation promote critical thinking according to the passage?

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By encouraging individuals to question traditional authorities

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What long-term effect of the Protestant Reformation is mentioned in the passage regarding modern society?

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The expansion of Protestantism in non-European countries

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What does the passage suggest about the future of Protestantism?

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It will continue to adapt to various cultures globally.