Impact of the Protestant Reformation

What was the primary conflict that emerged as a result of the Protestant Reformation?

• The 100 Years War.
• The Thirty Years War.
• The English Civil War.
• The American Revolutionary War.

What concept did John Calvin introduce that gained followers during this period?

• Salvation by faith alone.
• Predestination.
• The importance of good works.
• The divine right of kings.

How did the Protestant Reformation influence education?

• It led to the closure of schools.
• It decreased literacy rates.
• It contributed to the proliferation of schools and universities.
• It restricted access to knowledge.

What was one major outcome of the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation?

• The establishment of the Anglican Church.
• The initiation of the Counter-Reformation.
• The increase of Protestant denominations.
• The banning of all religious texts.

What long-term impact did the Protestant Reformation have on modern societies?

• It promoted religious intolerance.
• It fostered a spirit of acceptance for diverse viewpoints.
• It led to the unification of all Christian denominations.
• It eliminated all forms of conflict.

KIng Henry VIII established the (a)   Church of England in 1534 after the Pope would not allow him to divorce his wife Catherine.