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What was the primary goal of the Catholic Counter-Reformation?

• To start a new religion

• To reform the Church from within while responding to Protestant criticism

• To eliminate all Protestant churches

• To close all Catholic schools

Based on the passage, what event led to St. Ignatius of Loyola's spiritual conversion?

• A religious vision in a monastery

• Reading the Bible as a child

• Being wounded in battle

• Meeting with Church leaders

The 'Spiritual Exercises' written by St. Ignatius of Loyola was primarily:

• A military training manual

• A collection of battle strategies

• A series of prayers and meditations

• A guide for building churches

What made the Jesuits different from traditional monks? (Select the BEST answer)

• They lived in isolation

• They focused on active engagement in society

• They avoided education

• They refused to travel

In what year was the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) founded?

• 1491

• 1545

• 1563

• 1540

The Council of Trent lasted from:

• 1540-1550

• 1545-1563

• 1491-1540

• 1563-1583

Which was NOT a reform established by the Council of Trent?

• Reformed priest training

• Established seminaries

• Abolished all religious art

• Created new Church organization rules

How did the Counter-Reformation affect Catholic education?

• It eliminated Catholic schools

• It decreased emphasis on learning

• It established new universities and schools

• It banned religious education

The Jesuits were known for all of the following EXCEPT:

• Being highly educated

• Working as missionaries

• Living in strict isolation

• Teaching and education

What was one major impact of the Counter-Reformation on southern Europe?

• It stopped the spread of Protestantism

• It eliminated all religions

• It closed all churches

• It ended religious education