NEW
Font size
S
M
L
XL
WorksheetsReformation Quiz Review 6-6.3
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What do Martin Luther, John Calvin, and John Knox have in common?
a)
They were all inventors during the Scientific Revolution
b)
They were all leaders of the Reformation in Europe.
c)
They were all philosophers of the Enlightenment.
d)
They were all influential popes in the Catholic Church.
2.
How did the Council of Trent impact the Catholic Church?
a)
It disbanded the church.
b)
It restarted the Crusades
c)
It made the Vatican an independent nation.
d)
It led to reforms known as the Counter-Reformation.
3.
How did the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, react to the spread of Protestant ideas?
a)
He included Protestant ideas in his Catholic sermons.
b)
He declared war on kingdoms that supported Protestant ideas
c)
He sent missionaries to the kingdoms that supported Protestant ideas.
d)
He moved the Catholic Church to Constantinople where Protestant ideas had not yet spread.
4.
Which famous meeting was set up by the Catholic Church to fix the problems within itself?
a)
The Meeting of Rome
b)
The Council of Trent
c)
The Treaty of Versailles
d)
The Treaty of Tordesillas
5.
As part of the Reformation, what change to Christian churches was suggested by Martin Luther?
a)
forcing most churches to adopt Catholic traditions
b)
banning the bible from being read in private homes
c)
printing the Bible in a language most people could read
d)
ending the practice of communion in Christian churches
6.
What factor prevented average citizens from deciding their own religion during the Reformation?
a)
Any non-Christians were forced to move to the New World.
b)
The Catholic Church executed all non-Catholics in Europe.
c)
The monarchy decided the religion for his or her entire nation.
d)
Jobs and trade were denied to anyone who was a non-Christian.
7.
Which factor led to the rapid spread of Martin Luther's ideas?
a)
The printing press enabled mass production of the Bible.
b)
The Medici Family promoted the work or Martin Luther.
c)
European explorers brought Reformation ideas to the New World.
d)
The Catholic Church embraced and enacted Martin Luther's reforms.
8.
Which event is considered to be the "flashpoint" of the Reformation?
a)
the posting of the 95 Theses
b)
the death of Napoleon Bonaparte
c)
the unveiling of the Sistine Chapel
d)
the opening of the Calvinist Church
9.
Which situation was the inspiration for the Reformation?
a)
the renewal of art during the Renaissance
b)
the return of soldiers fighting the Crusades
c)
corruption and problems in the Catholic Church
d)
an economic boom that led to a larger middle class
10.
During the Reformation, what religion would most likely be found in Northern Europe?
a)
Islam
b)
Judaism
c)
Catholicism
d)
Protestantism
Reset
