Reformation Review

What was the Reformation?

• A cooking revolution in Europe
• A military campaign to conquer new territories
• A religious movement to reform the Roman Catholic Church
• A scientific movement to study the stars

Who was Martin Luther?

• French painter during the Renaissance
• German professor of theology and key figure in the Protestant Reformation
• Spanish conquistador in South America
• Italian philosopher during the Enlightenment

What was an indulgence in the Catholic Church?

• A method of confession
• A form of fasting
• A way to reduce the amount of punishment for sins by paying money

• A type of prayer

What was Humanism?

• A cultural and intellectual movement during the Renaissance
• A style of art in the Middle Ages
• A form of government in ancient Rome
• A type of ancient Greek philosophy

What is the definition of Humanism?

• Humanism is a philosophical and ethical stance that emphasizes the value and agency of human beings, individually and collectively.
• Humanism is the rejection of all human values
• Humanism is the belief in supernatural beings
• Humanism is the study of non-living organisms

What is an absolute monarch?

• A ruler who has complete control over the government and the lives of the people
• A ruler who has no authority over the government
• A ruler who shares power with the parliament
• A ruler elected by the people

What Church was the only church in Europe from 300 until about 1500?

• Eastern Orthodox Church
• Roman Catholic Church
• Lutheran Church
• Anglican Church

What type of churches were formed after the Reformation?

• Synagogues
• Buddhist temples
• Catholic churches
• Protestant churches

What event caused the formation of Protestant churches starting in 1517?

• French Revolution
• American Civil War
• Protestant Reformation
• World War II

What happend to Jan Hus after he challend the Catholic Church in the 1400s?

• He was given a high position within the Catholic Church
• He was excommunicated and later burned at the stake for heresy.
• He was praised and celebrated by the Catholic Church
• He was banished from the country and lived a peaceful life elsewhere