Unit 3 Test Recap

Which of these was NOT a factor that led to support for Church reforms?

• Corrupt practices by Church officials had become widespread.

• Italian cardinals had refused to support an English candidate for Pope.

• Church views on usury conflicted with increasing merchant wealth.

• Clergy in northern Europe felt that the Church was dominated by Italian clergy.

Which man had a large impact on Martin Luther’s beliefs, as he also spoke out against the luxurious lifestyles of the Pope and priests?

• Henry VIII

• John Calvin

• John Huss

• Johann Tetzel

The Protestant Reformation resulted in the

• removal of the pope as head of the Church.

• creation of new Christian churches.

• increased power of the Catholic Church.

• combining of Europeans under one religion.

One of the major results of the Reformation was that it paved the way to what type of philosophy of government?

• Autocratic

• Theocratic

• Democratic

• Aristocratic

The Protestant Reformation and the Counter-Reformation helped bring about all of the following changes in Europe EXCEPT

• an increase in power for the governments of the European countries

• a decrease in the power of the Pope

• the Catholic Church's loss of control over southern and eastern Europe, especially Italy,

• a growing interest in education, especially in reading

The Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation were similar in that both were 

• supported by the working class

• limited to Italy, France, and Germany

• stimulated by a spirit of inquiry

• encouraged by the sucess of the French Revolution

The church court established to reinforce Catholic doctrine was

• the Society of Jesus

• the Council of Trent

• the Schism

• the Inquisition

The group formed to reform the Catholic Church was the

• Schism

• Society of Jesus

• Inquisition

• Council of Trent