Spread & Impact of the Reformation

True or False: As a result of the Protestant Reformation, many new Protestant denominations of Christianity began

• True

• False

What do most Protestant denominations hold as the ultimate authority on religious matters?

• The Pope

• Martin Luther

• The Bible

• Catholic traditions

Martin Luther was the founder of

• Lutheranism

• Anglicanism

• Calvinism

• Catholicism

Which of these statements would a Lutheran disagree with?

• "Ministers should be able to have a wife."

• "Communion is an important part of Christianity."

• "Salvation is a gift from God that is given through faith."

• "Church services should only be held in Latin."

Calvinists believe in predestination. This means that

• God has already decided who will go to heaven and who will not

• only people can decide where they will go when they die

• those who can predict the future are sent by God

• baptism should not be considered a sacrament

Why did King Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church? (Select all correct answers)

• He wanted to divorce his wife

• He didn't want to share his power with the Church

• He didn't want to share his wealth with the Church

• He didn't believe in God

The Counter-Reformation was

• when Martin Luther broke away from the Catholic Church

• King Henry's official proclamation declaring England's separation from the Catholic Church

• the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation

• the name of the first kitchen counter company in England

Which of these was NOT an accomplishment of the Council of Trent?

• Clarified many teachings of the Catholic Church

• Approved the first English translation of the Bible

• Required better training for clergy

• Corrected financial corruption, such as indulgences

Which of these statements is true of the Council of Trent? (Choose two)

• It stopped the spread of the Protestantism

• It fixed many of the problems that had been plaguing the Catholic Church

• It unified all Christians in a single set of beliefs

• It helped to unite the Catholic Church

One of the main goals of the Jesuits was to

• spread Catholicism to new continents

• bring Protestant ideas to new places

• translate the Bible into German and other languages

• prevent the Council of Trent from making changes to Catholic doctrine