Church History Lesson 10

The Protestant Reformation had a significant impact on Christians and their relationship with the Catholic Church. What was one of the main outcomes?

• Increased unity among Christians

• Strengthened the power of the Catholic Church

• Led to the formation of Protestant denominations

• Eliminated religious conflicts in Europe

The goals of the Council of Trent in response to Protestant heresies were:

• To reaffirm Catholic doctrines and address abuses within the Church

• To completely reject all Protestant beliefs and practices

• To form a new branch of Christianity

• To promote religious tolerance and unity among all Christian denominations

The Enlightenment challenged existing beliefs and traditions by emphasizing:

• religious dogma and superstition

• reason and individualism

• monarchical rule and divine right

• traditional social hierarchies

What is the meaning of the word 'Protestant'? Fill in the blank: Protestant means '________'.

• Protest

• Support

• Celebrate

• Ignore

Which division is deeper according to the statement?

• A) Catholics and Protestants

• B) Catholics and Orthodox.

The result of the Protestant Reformation according to the lesson objectives was:

• The establishment of Protestant churches and a decline in the power of the Catholic Church.

• The unification of all Christian churches under the Catholic Church.

• The end of religious practices in Europe.

• The increase in the power of the Catholic Church.

The goals of the Council of Trent as mentioned in the lesson objectives were:

• To address issues of church reform and to clarify Catholic doctrine.

• To expand the territories of the Catholic Church.

• To establish a new religious order.

• To translate the Bible into multiple languages.

The Enlightenment had a significant impact according to the lesson objectives.

• It led to the Industrial Revolution.

• It promoted scientific thinking and individualism.

• It caused the fall of the Roman Empire.

• It was a period of religious revival.

During which years did the Enlightenment take place in Europe?

• 1600-1650

• 1715-1789

• 1800-1850

• 1900-1950

The Enlightenment was a time when new philosophical ideas took hold in _______.

• Europe

• Asia

• Africa

• America