The Reformation

During the Renaissance, which development contributed most to the Protestant Reformation

• Ancient Greece

• Math and Science

• Questioning traditional authority

• Realism

Which of the following is NOT a reformer from the Reformation?

• Pope Leo X

• Martin Luther

• Henry VIII

• John Calvin

Protestant Reformation is a turning point in history because...

• ended religious unity in western Europe

• allowed reformers to escape persecution

• standardized religious writings

• forced monarchs to become Protestants

Which was a result of the Protestant Reformation in Europe?

• Catholic Church accepted Protestant Religion

• Spain became a protestant nation

• Catholic church changed ALL of their practices.

• The power of the Catholic Church was weakened.

Martin Luther's 95 Theses were a call for.....

• religious revolt against German Government

• greater Papal Authority

• More Crusades

• Reforms within the Roman Catholic Church

Which innovation had the greatest impact on the Protestant Reformation?

• Maps

• Compass

• Movable-type printing press

• Triangular sail

A major criticism of the medieval Catholic Church was that it....

• had too little influence

• refused to tolerate opposing ideas about religious practices

• lacked authority

• failed to collect money

The Counter-Reformation was intended to...

• reinstate the power of the Roman Catholic Church

• reduce authority of kings/queens

• encourage new ideas and philosophy in Europe

• compromise with Protestants

Spanish Inquisition was to...

• reintroduce Moorish culture

• prevent the spread of Protestant Beliefs

• Encourage industrial revolution

• Spread Renaissance ideas

A major result of the Reformation was...

• Ban of religious teachings

• Crusades

• Increase power of the Pope

• New Christian denominations emerged