14.3 The Reformation Begins

The ______________________ was a 16th Century movement to reform the Catholic Church. It led to the formation of new protestant churches.

• Calvinism

• Lutheranism

• Reformation

• Renaissance

What German monk led the Reformation with the posting of The Ninety-Five Theses?

• Martin Luther

• John Wycliffe

• Desiderius Erasmus

• John Calvin

Best known Christian humanist. He believed people could use reasoning skills to become better Christians AND wrote Praise of Folly.

• Martin Luther

• Desiderius Erasmus

• John Wycliffe

• John Calvin

Priest who translated much of the Bible from Latin to English language. He claimed that Jesus was the head of the church and not the pope.

• Martin Luther

• John Wycliffe

• Desiderius Erasmus

• John Calvin

In order to raise funds, the churches began selling ___________________ - a pardon (or forgiveness) of a sin.

• annulment

• indulgence

• anabaptist

• clergy

A(n) ___________________ is an organized branch of Christianity.

• sect

• denomination

• theology

• excommunicate

The belief that no matter what a person does the outcome of your life is already planned by God.

• predestination

• congregation

• indulgences

• annulments

The study of religion and God is known as...

• biology

• sociology

• psychology

• theology

What protestant reformer stressed the idea of predestination + argued that congregations should rule the church?

• Martin Luther

• John Wycliffe

• Desiderius Erasmus

• John Calvin

What does reform mean?

• to change

• to make

• to do again

• to tell