D24: Effects of The Reformation (New)

Multiple Choice

This certificate, signed by John Tetzel (a friar), was given to a person who bought an indulgence during the early 1500's right at the start of the Reformation. John Tetzel was given permission by the Catholic Church and Pope to sell indulgences.

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

What was one of the serious corruption practices church officials were participating in during the Reformation?

• Having wives and children

• Political alliances with monarchs
• Educating at the church

• Church land ownership

Multiple Select

Which of the following were causes of the Reformation?

• Renaissance ideas such as humanism and secularism

• Corrupt church officials seeking money and power

• The invention of the steam engine

• The sale of indulgences

Multiple Select

Which of the following were effects of the Reformation?

• End of religious unity in Europe

• Persecution of religious minorities

• Growth of royal power

• Unification of all Christian churches

Multiple Choice

What was the main reason Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic Church?

• His request for divorce was denied by the Pope

• He wanted to become a Protestant

• He wanted to conquer new lands

• He disagreed with the teachings of the Catholic Church

Multiple Choice

How did the religious landscape of England change after the reign of Henry VIII?

• It became more Protestant under Edward VI and briefly Catholic under Mary I

• It remained Catholic throughout

• It became entirely Protestant under Mary I

• It became more Catholic under Edward VI

Multiple Select

Which of the following were accomplishments of Elizabeth I during the Elizabethan Era?

• Reinstated the Anglican Church

• Defeated the Spanish Armada

• Made England a world power

• Ordered the burning of Protestants

Multiple Choice

EXIT TICKET: Which of the following was a major effect of the Renaissance and Reformation?

• The decline of feudalism

• The spread of secularism

• The rise of absolute monarchies

• The collapse of the Byzantine Empire