WorksheetsWHMT 5.4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 34mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What religious reforms did Zwingli introduce in Zurich (three things)?
a)
Relics & images abolished, all paintings & decorations removed, and a new church service
b)
Higher prices on indulgences, more colors in stained glass windows, and a new pope
c)
Vegetarianism, prayers directed toward Zurich, and no more singing
d)
New schools for boys and girls, prayers in Latin only, and no buying or selling on Sundays
2.
What happened to Zwingli in October 1531?
a)
Wounded in battle, captured, killed, body cut up, burned, & his ashes scattered
b)
Elected president of Switzerland
c)
Led an army against his Catholic enemies & defeated them
d)
Joined Starfleet Academy to follow in his father's footsteps
3.
What new idea did Calvin believe because of his emphasis on the all-powerful nature of God? What did this belief mean about God?
a)
Predestination... God had determined in advance who would be saved or damned
b)
Predestination... God ignored human beings on Earth
c)
Annulment... God did not want the king to marry anyone
d)
Sanctification... God empowered humans to live without sin
4.
What was the Consistatory and what “crimes” did it punish in Geneva?
a)
A special body (court) for enforcing moral discipline... punished dancing, singing obscene songs, drunkeness, swearing, & playing cards
b)
A special school for girls... punished bad hair days, cracked nails, & mismatched accessories
c)
A government agency led by John Calvin... punished inconsistent scientific theories
d)
A secret police force... punished writing about the king & organizing labor unions
5.
What did King Henry VIII want, leading him to break from the Roman Catholic Church?
a)
To divorce his first wife, Catherine of Aragon
b)
To conquer Rome & steal its treasures
c)
To set up a 90-foot tall golden statue of himself
d)
To force the people to be more pious
6.
What did Parliament’s Act of Supremacy of 1534 declare?
a)
The king was the only supreme head on earth of the new Church of England
b)
England's independence from the Holy Roman Empire
c)
A state of war between England & France
d)
The king could raise taxes without Parliament's consent
7.
What did Henry do with his new powers?
a)
Dissolved the monasteries & sold their land & possessions
b)
Declared war against the Pope
c)
Led a sailing mission west, discovering America
d)
Took away the citizens' weapons, especially their AR-15s
8.
What belief separated Anabaptists from Catholics and Protestants?
a)
True Christian church was a voluntary community of adult believers (no infant baptism)
b)
New Christians should be dunked in water (baptism) as a symbol of new life
c)
Technology was/is evil & should be shunned
d)
Many paths lead to God, including Islam, Buddhism, & Judaism
9.
What did Anabaptists consider about all believers, a belief they based on the accounts of early Christian communities in the New Testament?
a)
All believers were equal
b)
Only the priests could approach the altar & lead the service
c)
All believers could go to heaven
d)
All believers should refuse to eat meat or eggs
10.
What did Anabaptists refuse to do, because they took literally the biblical commandment “Thou shall not kill”?
a)
Hold political office or bear arms
b)
Join the army or eat meat
c)
Plant crops or keep animals
d)
Use any modern technology, especially cars
11.
According to Luther & Calvin, what was the role or duty of women in Protestantism (two things)?
a)
To obey to her husband & to bear children
b)
To take up weapons and defend the household
c)
To lead family Bible readings
d)
To till the soil, build the home, wage war, and defend the possessions
12.
What three chief pillars supported the Catholic Reformation?
a)
The Jesuits, reform of the papacy, & the Council of Trent
b)
The Holy Roman Emperor, the Pope, & the King of England
c)
The priests, the monks, & the nuns
d)
The Jesuits, the Franciscans, & the Benedictines
13.
What special vow did the Jesuits take, making them an important instrument for papal policy?
a)
Absolute obedience to the pope
b)
Spreading the Catholic faith to undiscovered lands
c)
Never to marry (celibacy)
d)
To live poorly, going without luxuries or riches
14.
What did the final decrees of the Council of Trent do?
a)
Reaffirmed traditional Catholic teachings in opposition to Protestant beliefs
b)
Outlawed the Jesuits from Catholic countries
c)
Declared Charles V the new Holy Roman Emperor
d)
Made Anabaptists the chief enemy of Catholicism
15.
John Calvin taught predestination, the belief that God determines beforehand who will be saved & who will be damned.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
16.
Based on the map on p. 181, what was the dominant religion of Italy?
a)
Catholic
b)
Lutheran
c)
Anabaptist
d)
Anglican
17.
Based on the map on p. 181, what was the dominant religion of England?
a)
Catholic
b)
Lutheran
c)
Anabaptist
d)
Anglican
18.
Based on the map on p. 181, what was the dominant religion of Poland?
a)
Catholic
b)
Lutheran
c)
Anabaptist
d)
Anglican
19.
Based on the map on p. 181, what was the dominant religion of German states?
a)
Catholic
b)
Lutheran
c)
Anabaptist
d)
Muslim
20.
Based on the map on p. 181, what was the dominant religion of Netherlands?
a)
Catholic
b)
Calvinist
c)
Anabaptist
d)
Anglican
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