Protestant Reformation review

When did the Protestant Reformation begin?

• During the Renaissance, before the Scientific Revolution

• After the Renaissance, before the Scientific Revolution

• After the Renaissance AND the Scientific Revolution

What was the Protestant Reformation?

• A growth in trade and cultural, intellectual, and scientific creativity/achievement

• A revolution in thinking when people started using logic to explain natural events rather than religion

• A cultural, intellectual, and religious shift in which people challenged the Catholic Church

Who was an important leader of the Protestant Reformation?

• Galileo

• Martin Luther

• Leonardo da Vinci

How did Martin Luther inform people about his criticisms of the Catholic Church?

• He wrote 95 arguments (theses) and nailed it to the church door

• He wrote a letter to the Pope

• He started a war to take over the Catholic Church

Which country was Martin Luther from?

• France

• England

• Germany

In which continent is Germany located?

• Europe

• Africa

• Asia

• North America

Why did the printing press help Protestant ideas travel fast and far?

• It made it easy to stream videos

• It made a lot of cheap copies of pamphlets that people had easy access to

• It translated the Bible into German

Why did Martin Luther translate the Bible into German?

• So people didn't have to rely on the Church to interpret it for them

• To teach people how to read

• To give the Catholic Church more power

True or False: The Protestant Reformation challenged the power of the Catholic Church

• True

• False

Why did the Protestant Reformation challenge the power of the Church?

• Protestant ideas went against some church teachings

• Protestant ideas allowed people to rely on the church less

• Both A and B