Reformation Quiz

What were the economic causes of Reformation?

• Political power shifts and religious conflicts

• Technological advancements and exploration

• Merchants and others resented having to pay taxes to the Church.

• Agricultural decline and famine

What did John Calvin spread?

• predestination

• Lutheranism

• Methodism

• Anglicanism

By paying money to the church, what did the people think would happen for them?

• They would gain political power

• People thought they could win/buy salvation.

• They would become church officials

• Nothing would happen

What was the "beginning" of the Reformation movement?

• The publication of the Ninety-five Theses by Martin Luther in 1517

• The signing of the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648

• The First Crusade in 1096

• The crowning of Charlemagne in 800

What is predestination?

• The belief that who will be saved is predetemined beforehand by God

• A theory in physics about time travel

• A concept in economics related to destiny

• An idea in philosophy that denies free will

What is the Edict of Worms?

• It declared Luther an outlaw and a heretic, no one in the empire was to give Luther food or shelter and all his books were to be burned

• A treaty ending a war between two European powers in the 16th century

• A medieval recipe involving earthworms

• A scientific discovery related to earthworms

What does the term Protestant apply to?

• Non Catholic christian churches

• A political movement

• A type of government

• A historical event

What did the Anabaptists teach?

• The separation of church and state, and necessity of adult baptism

• The importance of child baptism

• The centrality of communion

• The infallibility of the Pope

What was the "Catholic Reformation"?

• A movement within the Catholic Church to reform itself and counter the Protestant Reformation

• A political movement in 16th-century Europe

• A series of wars in Europe related to religious disputes

• An artistic movement focused on religious themes

What were the 4 causes of Reformation?

• Political power, Economic gains, Religious practices, and Social issues

• Economic gains, Technological advancements, Political upheavals, and Cultural shifts

• Religious discontent, Political rivalry, Economic disparity, and Social reform

• Cultural movements, Scientific advancements, Religious unity, and Economic stability