Reformation Quiz Review

Protestant

• A branch of Christianity that broke from the Catholic church.

• A type of Catholicism practiced in Spain.

• A non-religious movement advocating for social justice.

• A sect of Buddhism focused on meditation.

Tolerance

• Acceptance of feelings, habits, or beliefs that are different from one's own.

• A strict adherence to one's own beliefs and practices.

• The act of ignoring others' opinions and feelings.

• A method of enforcing conformity among a group.

Which person best completes the chart?

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

• Henry VIII

• Thomas More

Heretic

• Someone who believes or teaches something that goes against accepted or official beliefs.

• A person who strictly adheres to traditional beliefs.

• An individual who promotes scientific reasoning and evidence.

• A follower of a widely accepted doctrine.

Thirty Years War

• A war fought over territory between France and Spain.

• A conflict primarily about trade routes in Europe.

• War fought over religion between the Northern Protestant princes and the Hapsburg family?

• A battle for control of the Holy Roman Empire.

Who were the Huguenots?

• French Protestants

• Spanish Catholics

• Italian Orthodox

• German Lutherans

95 Theses

• Martin Luther's list of complaints against the Catholic Church.

• A document outlining the Catholic Church's beliefs.

• A collection of hymns written by Martin Luther.

• A treaty between Protestant and Catholic leaders.

Salvation

• Rescue or safety, in religion, the idea that a person can be saved from sin and go to heaven.

• A state of eternal punishment for the wicked.

• A ritual performed to cleanse oneself of sins.

• A philosophical concept of moral improvement.

Queen Elizabeth I won a victory against what other European nation's large fleet of ships?

• Spain-Armada

• France-Navy

• Portugal-Fleet

• Italy-Naval Force

Predestination

• Belief that God has already decided the fate, heaven or hell, of a person before birth

• Belief that individuals can change their fate through good deeds

• Belief that fate is determined by random chance

• Belief that God does not interfere in human affairs