Mod 21 Reformation

By the 1500s, the different Protestant denominations all shared beliefs regarding

• the authority of the bible.

• individual conscience.

• the importance of faith.

• all of the above

The Catholic Church reform that followed the Protestant Reformation is called the

• Second-Reformation.

• Counter-Reformation.

• Roman-Reformation.

• Error-Reformation.

The first major Protestant sect was

• Lutheranism.

• Catholicism.

• Anglicanism.

• Calvinism.

What was the Lutheran view on salvation?

• Salvation was received only through a person's good faith.

• Salvation was granted to those who performed the sacraments.

• Salvation was given to those elected from the beginning of time.

• Salvation was provided to those who had been baptized at birth.

Lutherans believed that the only way to lead a good, faithful life was to

• follow the pope.

• pray in Latin.

• read the Bible.

• listen to councils.

Which of the following was true of Calvinist states?

• Government was forbidden in certain Calvinist zones.

• Separate courts existed for those convicted of sinning.

• Laws were viewed as a violation of Calvinist faith.

• Religious rules also became laws for the government.

The Calvinist belief that communities should be governed by God through religious leaders is called

• a communion.

• a theocracy.

• a nationalist.

• an aristocracy.

In Calvinism, predestination was the idea that

• the only way a person could change their faith was to follow the sacraments.

• a person had complete control over their destiny and their path after death.

• God knew who would be saved and condemned since the beginning of time.

• practicing Catholicism would guide a person into living a faithful life.

Why did Henry VIII establish the Anglican Church in 1534?

• He was not given permission to divorce by the pope.

• He felt the Church had little authority in England.

• He began believing some Protestant ideas and beliefs.

• all of the above.

What was one belief Anglicans shared with Catholics?

• Practicing should be done in private.

• Simplicity was the key to being saved.

• Baptism washed away original sin.

• England needed to become a theocracy.