Reformation

Martin Luther's new theological doctrine that emerged from the Protestant Reformation included the idea of —

• Good Works

• Salvation through Grace

• He got a bad grade on a test

• Selling indulgences

What were Indulgences?

• Prayers performed after eating to much food

• Leaders within the Catholic Church

• Pardons for sins sold by the Catholic Church

• Positions within the Catholic Church sold to the highest bidder

What invention helped to spread the information of the Reformation?

• The Globe
• The Mona Lisa
• The Paint Brush
• The Printing Press

What was the Protestant Reformation?

• An attempt to overthrow the Pope and replace him with a Frenchman.

• An attempt to reform the Catholic practices that were considered corrupt.

• A call for Christian Europe to reclaim the Holy Land from the Arabs.

• An argument over leadership of the Catholic Church that led to the election of 3 Popes

What does writing in the vernacular mean?

• writing in a foreign language
• writing in first person voice 
• writing in Latin 
• writing in people's native language 

What was The most immediate cause of the Reformation?

• Henry the VIII creating the Church of England

• Erasmus writing Praise of Follies

• John Calvin establishing Calvinism

• Martin Luther posting The 95 Theses

Martin Luther suggested which change to church practice?

• Printing the Bible in the vernacular so all could read it
• Installing statues of saints in churches.
•  Saying mass in Latin so the faithful would learn it.
• Increasing the sale of indulgences

What is so significant about Martin Luther hanging up the 95 Theses?

• It ended feudalism throughout Europe.
• It limited the power of the monarch in England.
• It was the event that started the Protestant Reformation.
• It was the event that started the Catholic Counter-Reformation.

Which king broke away from the Catholic church because he wanted a divorce?

• Henry VI
• George I
• Charles I
• Henry VIII

The Protestant Reformation and the European Renaissance were similar in that both —

• began in the Americas

• were destroyed by the Catholic Church

• encouraged people to question tradition.

• strenghtened the power of the Catholic Church