a king who created the Church of England

someone who turned England back into a Catholic country

a king who created the Church of England

a king who turned England back into a Catholic country

a king who created the Church of England

The development of printing in Europe led to...

increased competition with China.

increased corruption in the Catholic Church.

Gutenberg helped the spread of Renaissance ideas by

developing a revolutionary printing method

opening a school in Venice for northern Europeans.

opening a school in Florence for sculptures

bring Leonardo da Vinci and other scholars to Paris.

What did Martin Luther do to begin the Protestant Reformation?

He posted 95 theses to a church door in Wittenberg.

He went to Rome and spat on the Pope's face.

He started a theocracy in Geneva, Switzerland.

He invented the printing press to spread his ideas

Luther criticized the Roman Catholic Church for...

translating the Bible into German

Luther believed that...

salvation could be achieved through faith alone.

good deeds were necessary for salvation.

the Pope was the sole religious authority.

The purchase of a certificate of indulgence was supposed to provide...

a reduction of punishment for sins

a position in the Catholic Church.

a position in the civil service

freedom from feudal obligations

How did Henry VIII react when the Pope refused to annul his marriage?

He took over the English church.

He imposed fines on the Roman Catholic Church.

The Council of Trent agreed that…

the Church's interpretation of the Bible is final.

Christians need only faith for salvation.

priests cannot pardon sinners for committing sins.

the Bible is the only authority for guiding Christian life.

Read the following passage about the Renaissance to answer the following question. In Medieval times, religion reigned supreme. The church expected all people to focus on God and his teachings without question. The Humanistic approach of the Renaissance questioned everything, and often butted heads with the Roman Catholic Church. With the shift of literature being written in common languages, the scriptures were too. Northern Europeans began to study and call out corrupt Christian clergy in the Roman Catholic Church. A Dutch Priest, Desiderius Erasmus, wrote The Praise of Folly to discredit some church rituals and refocus on Jesus’s teachings. It was such claims and concerns of Northern Europe that eventually lead to the Reformation, an era of change in the Church. Based on the information in the passage, you can conclude that:

Many people in Europe were unhappy with the Catholic Church

The Catholic Church was prepared to stamp out heretics

The Catholic Church had a less important role than major governments and kingdoms

The Humanistic approach was very unpopular in Europe

Read the following passage about the Renaissance to answer the following question. In Medieval times, religion reigned supreme. The church expected all people to focus on God and his teachings without question. The Humanistic approach of the Renaissance questioned everything, and often butted heads with the Roman Catholic Church. With the shift of literature being written in common languages, the scriptures were too. Northern Europeans began to study and call out corrupt Christian clergy in the Roman Catholic Church. A Dutch Priest, Desiderius Erasmus, wrote The Praise of Folly to discredit some church rituals and refocus on Jesus’s teachings. It was such claims and concerns of Northern Europe that eventually lead to the Reformation, an era of change in the Church. The purpose of this passage is to:

Explain the ways new ideas during the Renaissance led people to question the Church

Explain the strained relationship between Desiderius Erasmus and the Catholic Church

Explain the main teachings of humanist thinkers

Explain the most important changes made during the Reformation

Read the following passage about the Renaissance to answer the following question. In Medieval times, religion reigned supreme. The church expected all people to focus on God and his teachings without question. The Humanistic approach of the Renaissance questioned everything, and often butted heads with the Roman Catholic Church. With the shift of literature being written in common languages, the scriptures were too. Northern Europeans began to study and call out corrupt Christian clergy in the Roman Catholic Church. A Dutch Priest, Desiderius Erasmus, wrote The Praise of Folly to discredit some church rituals and refocus on Jesus’s teachings. It was such claims and concerns of Northern Europe that eventually lead to the Reformation, an era of change in the Church. From the passage, you can tell that:

The Church held a significant amount of power in Europe

Most people were too afraid to challenge the Church

Everyone in Europe was Catholic

Desiderius Erasmus was a reckless and foolish writer

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