Protestant Reformation

What were indulgences in the context of the Catholic Church?

• A form of punishment

• A type of prayer

• A way to reduce punishment for sins

• A religious festival

What was the Protestant Reformation?

• A movement to reform the Catholic Church

• A new religious festival

• A type of indulgence

• A political revolution

What was one way the Catholic Church became corrupt over time?

• By selling indulgences to people.

• By offering free education.

• By providing free healthcare.

• By building more churches.

What was an indulgence according to the Catholic Church?

• A paid pardon for sinning.

• A free meal for the poor.

• A ticket to heaven.

• A religious artifact.

What movement began as people started churches that did not accept the pope's authority?

• Catholic Reformation

• Protestant Reformation

• Eastern Orthodox Reformation

• Anglican Reformation

During the Renaissance, society was becoming more what?

• Religious

• Secular

• Isolated

• Traditional

What did Luther do after his life was threatened by his Emperor?

• He continued preaching openly

• He went into hiding

• He fled to another country

• He surrendered to the Emperor

Who influenced John Calvin's teachings?

• Martin Luther

• John Knox

• Henry VIII

• Thomas More

What concept did Calvin teach that involves the idea that God already knows who will go to heaven?

• Predestination

• Salvation

• Reincarnation

• Enlightenment

What did John Calvin believe about the relationship between the state and the church?

• The state should not interfere with the church

• The state should control the church

• The church should control the state

• The state and church should merge