4.1 Causes / Effects Protestant Reformation

​4.1 Causes / Effects of Protestant Reformation

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Cullison / World History 2022 - 2023​

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The Renaissance included major changes in the arts. Some of these changes were using:

• secularism

• realism

• individualism / humanism

• all of these are correct answers

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A major effect of the Renaissance (and also a cause of Protestant Reformation) was: 

• increase in literacy

• writers began writing in the vernacular

• secularism, realism, humanism, individualism

• all of these are correct answers

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A major event in WH that helped spark the Protestant Reformation was _______________

• Renaissance

• World War I

• Vietnam War

• Agricultural Revolution

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Why is the invention of the printing press so important during the Protestant Reformation?

HINT: more than one correct answer

• The printing press allowed ideas critical of the Church to spread

• The printing press allowed people to translate the Bible into other languages (so more people could read)

• The printing press allowed people to vote for a new Pope

• The printing press was NOT an important technological innovation in WH

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An example of a political cause of the Protestant Reformation was:

• Absolute monarchies wanted MORE power and control

• Absolute monarchies wanted LESS power and control

• The Catholic Church wanted MORE power and control

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What is an example of a technological cause of the Protestant Reformation?

• Caravel

• Astrolabe

• Printing Press

• Roller Coaster

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So...basically the 95 Theses was _________________

• 95 complaints about the Church

• 95 shout outs or props to the Church

• Top 10 reasons to revolt

• 95 reasons to join the Church

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So the Protestant Reformation was all about protesting the Church and their ancient teachings and then reforming the Church?

• True

• False

• None of this lesson had to do with the Church

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Major effect of Protestant Reformation: Who is credited with sparking (starting) the Protestant Reformation due to his posting of the 95 Theses?

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

• Henry VIII

• Sheldon

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Another major effect of the Protestant Reformation is that __________

HINT: more than one correct answer

• Christianity split into many new denominations

• Many Christian churches joined into one big united Church with the same beliefs

• Much of society began to use science instead of looking to the Church for answers about the world

• Everyone learned about the world from the Pope

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