Catholics and Protestants Quiz

How did the Catholic Reformation work to revitalize the Church? Select ALL that apply.

• It worked to stop the spread of Protestantism.

• It promoted the belief in predestination.

• It ended the sale of indulgences.

• It required priests and nuns to follow strict rules.

What was the Spanish Inquisition?

• A period of questioning and reform in the Spanish Catholic Church.

• A religious court set up to find and punish non-Catholics and heretics.

• A committee established to determine if Spain should remain Catholic.

• A period where Protestants arrested and deported Catholics from Spain.

To what religion did most southern Europeans belong to by the mid-1500s?

• Lutheranism

• Calvinism

• Catholicism

• Islam

The conflict between Protestants and Catholics that started in the Holy Roman Empire came to be known as the ___________?

• Norman Conquest

• Seven Years War

• French Revolution

• Thirty Years' War

In an effort to bring Protestants back to the Catholic faith, the pope recognized the ___________.

• Heresy Guard

• Jesuits

• Loyalists

• Spanish Inquisition

Which woman ruled France until her son Charles was old enough to rule?

• Catherine de' Medici

• Elizabeth I

• Isabella

• Mary I

When Spain tried to invade England in 1588, English ships and a storm stopped the ____________.

• El Greco

• Reformation

• Spanish Armada

• Spanish Inquisition

The Edict of Nantes said that __________________.

• Catholicism was the official religion of France

• Catholicism was the official religion of France; however, French Protestants could also worship freely.

• France had no official religion

• Protestantism was the official religion of France

How did the Thirty Years' War start?

• The Protestant Dutch rebelled against their Spanish rulers.

• King Henry VIII left the Catholic Church and formed his own.

• Protestant nobles in Bohemia rebelled against their Catholic king.

• The Huguenot nobles wanted to weaken King Henry II.

A(n) ________ is a special school for teaching and educating priests.

• convent

• inquisition

• armada

• seminary