Protestant Reformation, 1st Great Awakening, Religious Freedom

a reform movement against the Roman Catholic Church that began in 1517; it resulted in the creation of Protestant churches

• Reformation

• Indulgence

• Purgatory

• Protestant

Who was Martin Luther?

• An African-American civil rights leader
• An NFL quarterback for the NY Jets
• A Germen priest who rebelled against the Catholic Church
• A dance club DJ who plays hip-hop music

What was the significance of the printing press?

• the production of written work was slower, therefore written works were not available to everyone.

• there is no significance

• the production of written work was faster, however not everyone was able to read.

• the production of written work was faster, therefore written works were available to everyone.

How were the Protestant Reformation and the European Renaissance similar?

• discouraged the growth of strong monarchs

• were led by the military

• encouraged people to question tradition

• supported the return of the Roman Empire

Who were the Protestants?

• people who went out and performed duties for the Church

• people who were humanists

• people who wanted fair treatment by the lords

• people who protested against and broke with the Catholic Church

The Reformation began as a way to change the ______ Church

• Protestant

• Catholic

• Calvinist

• Lutheran

What was the Great Awakening?

• a return to strong religious faith

• period of bad economic activity

• period of increased political activism

• increased social unrest

Which region was dominated by the Puritans?

• New England colonies

• Middle colonies

• Southern Colonies

• All 13 colonies

The Great Awakening was a __________ movement.

• political

• scientific

• religious

• artistic

What was the Great Awakening?

• A political movement in the 18th century

• A series of religious revivals in the American colonies

• A military conflict in the 17th century

• An economic policy introduced in the 19th century