Test the Reformation

Martin Luther published his Ninety-Five Theses to attack the Catholic Church for its

• land holdings throughout Europe.

• abuses in the sale of indulgences.

• reliance upon faith as the sole means of salvation.

• papal system of authority.

Which of the following statements about the Reformation in England is TRUE?

• Henry VIII supported Martin Luther from the very beginning of the Reformation.

• A big cause of the Reformation in England was Henry VIII’s inability to father a son

• The Reformation in England was centered on Catholic beliefs.

• The Reformation in England was incredibly peaceful.

The Council of Trent was

• the birthplace of the Lutheran Church.

• a meeting at which Martin Luther was excommunicated.

• an important meeting during the Counter Reformation where Church leaders discussed Church beliefs and addressed widespread corruption.

• the site where Martin Luther was executed for crimes against the Church.

Which protestant group that believed in baptizing only those individuals who they deemed old enough to make such an important decision?

• Catholics

• Lutherans

• Anabaptists

• Calvins

Why were people who sided with Luther and the other reformers called Protestants?

• They protested against Luther.

• They protested against the Catholic Church.

• They accepted all Catholic teachings.

• They all wrote the Bible into German.

Who challenged the Roman Catholic Church and wrote the 95 Theses that started the Reformation?

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

• Pope Leo X

• King Henry VIII

Reformation

• a religious reform movement from the early 1500s to the 1600s that led to the formation of new Christian groups

• a great flowering of culture, based on classical Greek and Roman ideas and art, that began in Italy in the Late Middle Ages and spread throughout Europe

• influenced by the styles and techniques of ancient Greece and Rome

• a philosophy that tries to balance religious faith with an emphasis on individual dignity and an interest in nature and human society

• a written agreement between two or more nations

King Henry VIII was told by the ​ (a)   that he couldn't _​ (b)   his wife, so instead in 1534 he made himself the ​ (c)   of the Church and created the ​ (d)   of ​ (e)   which allowed him to divorce his wife without any consequences.

• Church

• divorce

• leader

• Act

• Supremacy

What was the Counter-Reformation?

• A movement within the Protestant Church to reform itself

• The Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation

• A military campaign by Protestant nations

• The establishment of the Church of England

The Jesuits focused on bringing members back to the ​ (a)   Church by ​ (b)   .

• Catholic

• Protestant

• building schools and establishing missions

• forcing Protestants to convert back