Unit 9 Lesson 37.4 Counter Reformation

What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?

• To reform the lives of priests and nuns
• To spread Catholicism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas
• To establish new religious orders
• To combat corruption in the Church and to fight Protestantism

What is the Counter-Reformation?

• A movement to spread Catholicism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas
• A group of Catholic reformers and missionaries
• A program of serious reform by the Catholic Church in response to the spread of Protestantism
• A new religious order started by Teresa of Avila

What did the Council of Trent reject?

• Predestination
• Good works
• Faith
• Justification by faith alone

What did the Council of Trent insist was necessary for salvation?

• Faith, good works, and the sacraments
• The sacraments alone
• Good works alone
• Faith alone

What did the Council of Trent reaffirm?

• The Protestant belief in seven sacraments
• The Catholic belief in two sacraments
• The Protestant belief in two sacraments
• The Catholic belief in seven sacraments

What did the Council of Trent acknowledge?

• The importance of the Quran
• The importance of the Bible
• The importance of the Torah
• The importance of the Vedas

What did the Council of Trent insist on?

• The individual's authority to interpret the Bible
• The Bible's authority to interpret the Church
• The Church's authority to interpret the Bible
• The Latin Bible's authority to interpret the Church

What did the Council of Trent require of its clergy?

• No education or training
• The same education and training
• Worse education and training
• Better education and training

What did the Council of Trent call for priests and bishops to do?

• Stop preaching altogether
• Spend less time preaching
• Preach only to Catholics
• Spend more time preaching

What did the Council of Trent establish rules for?

• Services so that they would be more inconsistent within each church
• Services so that they would be more consistent within each church
• Services so that they would be more inconsistent from church to church
• Services so that they would be more consistent from church to church