9th Grade History Test

The group of protestants that baptized only those persons who were old enough to decide to be Christians were called

• Rebaptists

• Anabaptists

• Unbaptists

• Overbaptists

Followers of the Scottish preacher named John Knox became known as

• Scottish Protestants

• Mennonites

• Amish

• Presbyterians

Hatred between Catholics and this group of protestants in France led to the killed of 12,000 people by the Catholics on August 24, 1572

• Quaker

• Huguenots

• Baptists

• Mennonites

Calvin believed that the ideal government was a

• Monarchy

• Democracy

• Christian Socialism

• Theocracy

In 1536, Calvin published this book about God, salvation, and human nature

• I will start again

• Reaviling Revelations

• Institutes of the Christian religion

• Mission Possible

The term Protestantism originate from

• The war between Protestants and Catholics in Switzerland

• The government imposed by Calvin in Geneva

• The group that protested against the Catholic Church in England

• The German princes who protested against the agreement signed by the princes who were loyal to the pope

In 1559, the parliament in England set up the Church of England or

• British Protestant Church

• United Kingdom Protestant Church

• Anglican

• England Protestant Church

To please protestants priests in the Church of England, Elizabeth allowed them to

• marry

• baptist only the elders

• preach in English

• pay only a small amount of taxes

The Catholic Church faced a great challenge in England because Henry VIII wanted

• to be the head of the church in England

• to divorce his wife and take a younger queen

• to have more power than the pope

• all the land that belong to the church

After the King of England, Henry VIII death in 1527, each of his three children ruled England in this order

• first Edward VI, then Mary, and the last one was Elizabeth

• first Mary, then Edward VI, and the last one Elizabeth

• first Elizabeth, then Mary, and the last one Edward VI

• first Elizabeth, then Edward VI, and the last one Mary