United and Divided: How Religion.....

Which of the following identifies a central idea of the text?

• Europe's changing religious makeup resulted in shifts of power as well as political and religious divisions throughout the continent.

• European rulers primarily used Christianity as a way to control their people and to increase their wealth and influence.

• Europe's shift toward supporting primarily Christian religions, resulted in less fighting and violence, as Christianity promoted moral behavior.

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In the 14th century, Northern Europe was completely dominated by the _____________ ____________.

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A series of religious wars came with the rise of ____________ ___________.

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________________ was central to shaping Europe into the countries we know today.

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The old pagan religions in Europe were Greek and __________ religions.

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Tribal leaders encouraged their tribe to convert for ________ reasons more often than religious reasons.

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Martin Luther was attacking the church and called it.....

• hopeful.

• a cancer.

• corrupt.

• a waste of time.

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The Catholic Church sold ___________ which is a way to pay money to absolve a person's sin.

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How many theses did Martin Luther's original statements and questions for debate have?

• 94

• 95

• 96

• 97

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Heretical means to believe or ____________ something that is against a particular religion.

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