The Counter Reformation

The Catholic Reformation is also known as the __________________ Reformation.

• Forbidden

• Spanish

• Papal

• Counter

Which does NOT describe the Council of Trent?

• It created a list of forbidden books that contained Protestant ideas.

• It led to the excommunication and exile of Martin Luther.

• It declared salvation was achieved through faith & good deeds.

• It reaffirmed papal authority, but sought to clean up corruption in the Church.

According to the Council of Trent, the Bible and what else were sources of truth?

• Indulgences

• Church traditions

• Catholic emperors

• Benedictine monasteries

Who created the Society of Jesus?

• Teresa of Avila

• Ignatius of Loyola

• Pope Paul III

• Francisco de Coronado

Match the following

• to have a direct relationship with

• Ninety Five Theses

• protested against the Catholic Church

• excommunicated

• A list of complaints

• God

• called for reform

• Martin Luther

• was cast out, or ordered to leave the empire

• Protestants

a religious order created to serve the pope and the church​ (a)   - founded the society of Jesus, or Jesuits​ (b)   - rather than change the church they decided to let it go​ (c)   - this is another word for Catholic Reformation​ (d)  

• Jesuits
• Ignatius Loyola
• missionaries
• Counter Reformation

The Council of Trent (1545-63) was

• the break of Protestants from the Catholic Church.

• the advisors for a guy named Trent.

• a meeting of Catholic leaders to respond to Protestant ideas.

• None of the above

The Catholic Church decided to keep all of the following practices EXCEPT

• the belief that the Pope provides leadership for all Christians.

• the requirement of the sacraments for salvation.

• the sale of indulgences as a way to go to heaven.

• the tolerance of poor behavior among the clergy (church officials).

Catholic missionaries began teaching the faith in

• Asia

• North America

• South America

• All of these are correct.

The Counter-Reformation was led by_____.

• Martin Luther

• The German princes

• The Catholic Church

• John Wycliffe