13- Reformation Full

What was Luther's biggest complaint against the Catholic Church?

• The church's stance on the Trinity
• The church's architecture
• The church's position on the sacraments
• Sale of indulgences and corruption within the church

What did Luther do when he saw advertisements for indulgences supported by the Pope?

• Luther wrote a letter to the Pope expressing his support for indulgences
• Luther ignored the advertisements
• Luther became a supporter of indulgences
• Luther wrote the 95 Theses

What are the three primary ideas behind Lutheranism? (select all that apply)

• Justification by faith

• Priesthood of all believers

• Rejection of practices not mentioned in the Bible

• Predestination

What happened after the Diet of Worms?

• German territorial princes began to choose sides between Catholicism and Lutheranism

• Martin Luther became the new Pope

• The Diet of Worms was dissolved and Martin Luther was executed

• The Diet of Worms declared Martin Luther a hero

For what reason did the English King decide to break away from the Catholic Church?

• He wanted the power to grant himself an annulment from his wife and to remarry

• Disagreement over the ideas of the Eucharist

• Conflict over the appointment of bishops within England

• He had a desire to form a new religion

Which ruler pushed the beliefs and practices of the Anglican Church the most?

• King James I
• Queen Elizabeth I
• King Edward VI

• King Henry VIII

What was the main argument of the Anabaptists?

• Belief in sprinkling as the proper mode of baptism
• Acceptance of infant baptism as valid
• Rejection of the divinity of Jesus
• Belief in adult baptism and rejection of infant baptism

What are the primary tenets of Calvinism?

• The primary tenets of Calvinism include a strict focus of Old Testament beliefs, government run by religion, and predestination.

• The primary tenets of Calvinism include free will and salvation by works.

• The primary tenets of Calvinism include universal salvation and original sin.

• The primary tenets of Calvinism include multiple gods and reincarnation.

What three primary actions were taken by the Council of Trent?

• Abolishment of traditional Catholic teachings, closure of seminaries for the training of priests, and publication of the Roman Catechism.
• Rejection of traditional Catholic teachings, establishment of seminaries for the training of priests, and publication of the Roman Catechism.
• Reaffirmation of traditional Protestant teachings, establishment of seminaries for the training of priests, and publication of the Roman Catechism.
• They include laying out differences with Protestants, creating seminaries to train future priests, and providing a list of ‘dangerous’ books to ban.