What did Martin Luther write to challenge the authority of the Catholic Church?

• 95 Theses

• 95 Arguments

• Council of Trent

• Peace of Augsburg

What was the goal of the Reformation?

• To create new Churches

• To spread Catholic ideas around the world

• To fix corruption in the Catholic Church

• To help establish colonies for European nations

John Calvin believed that God had already decided long ago who would receive salvation. This idea is knows as

• the Reformation

• Faith alone

• predestination

• heresy

What did the Catholic Church set up to reform the Church?

• Council of Trent

• Diet of Worms

• a theocracy

• the Inquisition

What was the main DIFFERENCE between the ideas of Luther and Calvin?

• Calvin believed in predestination

• Luther believed that the Bible was the main source of faith

• Calvin believed that selling indulgences were a corrupt practice

• Luther believed that seven sacraments can lead to salvation

The Protestant Reformation led to major changes in society. What influence did it have on ideas about government?

• People should be loyal to their monarchs

• People should live in a theocracy

• Governments should censor heresy

• people should value self-government

In addition to the Bible what did Catholics believe was another source of truth?

• traditions

• 95 Theses

• the Pope

• secular leaders

What did Protestants believe about the Bible?

• People should read and interpret the Bible for themselves

• Priests should read the Bible for the people

• The Bible and Church traditions are important sources of truth

Match the following

• Wanted his marriage annulled

• Jesuits

• Martin Luther

• He translated the Bible into English

• William Tyndale

• Spread Calvinist ideas to Scotland

• John Knox

• King Henry VIII

• Reformed the Catholic Church

• Made anti-Semitic remarks in his writings

Outcome of the Peace of Augsburg

• Established colonies in the Americas

• Ended the Thirty Years' War

• Ended the Spanish War in the Netherlands

• Allowed German rulers to choose the religion of their states