7.9: The Reformation

Which religious orders were instrumental in missionary efforts during the Reformation?

• Franciscans, Dominicans, and Jesuits
• Capuchins, Mercedarians, and Minims
• Benedictines, Augustinians, and Carmelites
• Cistercians, Trappists, and Carthusians

What was the impact of the establishment of the Spanish Inquisition?

• The promotion of religious tolerance
• The persecution of non-Catholic groups
• The expulsion of Protestants
• The revitalization of the Catholic Church

(a)   Europe embraced Protestantism.

The establishment of the (a)   led to religious intolerance and the persecution of non-Catholic groups.

Who translated the Bible into English, making it more accessible to the common people?

• John Calvin
• The Pope
• William Tyndale
• Martin Luther

What was the role of missionaries during the Reformation?

• The persecution of non-Catholic groups
• The diffusion of Christianity
• The promotion of religious conflict
• The establishment of the Spanish Inquisition

What impact did the Reformation have on the distribution of religions in the New World?

Who founded the Society of Jesus?

• John Calvin
• John Wesley
• St. Ignatius of Loyola
• Martin Luther

What impact did Protestants have on the development of democratic practices and ideas of federalism?

• They introduced new practices of church self-government
• None
• They believed in the absolute sovereignty of God
• They emphasized the importance of education

Which regions in Europe embraced Protestantism after the Reformation?

• Italy
• Germany
• Portugal
• Scotland