Unit 1 Test Review

What was the main reason for Henry VIII's split with the Roman Catholic Church?

• He did not want to pay church taxes

• His religious beliefs

• He wanted a son

• His treatment of Catherine of Aragon

Luther protested the selling of indulgences. What is an indulgence?

• Indulgences allowed priests to get married

• Clergy members bought indulgences to get promoted

• Clergy sold pardons that released people from performing penalties for their sins

• Charles V told his people indulgences would earn them a way to heaven

The Hapsburg family was what religion?

• Protestant

• Catholic

• Presbyterian

• Lutheran

What goods were commonly traded along the Maritime Trade Routes of the Indian Ocean?

• Gold and salt

• Numeral systems and spices

• Timber, furs, and amber

• Paper, compass, spices, and textiles

One major effect of Luther's 95 thesis was to

• Call for war between Catholics and Protestants

• Make people more afraid of German peasants

• Lead to the creation of Protestant churches

• Make more people want to join the Catholic Church

Martin Luther and Henry VIII's founding of the Anglican Church both contributed to

• An increased sense of nationalism in Germany

• A major conflict with the Eastern Orthodox Church

• The growing power of the Hapsburg family

• A decline in the power of the Catholic Church

Which of the following was one of Luther's main beliefs?

• Good works were required for salvation

• Men and women are naturally sinful

• People should read the Bible for themselves

• Christians needed to be baptized again as adults

Which of the following is associated with Buddhism?

• Karma

• Eight fold path to Enlightenment

• Torah

• Quran

In 1524 ____ tried to use Martin Luther's ideas to revolt against their German princes.

• patrons

• The Pope

• peasants

• Sailors

What was the result of writers using the vernacular?

• Only the wealthy could read books written in the vernacular

• More books were being published

• People of all different classes were now able to read books

• People couldn't read the new books that were written in the vernacular