WorksheetsEighth Church History Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
The Roman Emperor Constantine ended persecution of Christians with the
Council of Nicea
Edict of Milan
Didache
New Testament
Allowed Gentiles to become Christian without converting first to Judaism.
Council of Trent
Vatican Council II
Council of Nicea
Council of Jerusalem
Official Catholic court that examined charges of heresy.
feudalism
simony
Crusades
Inquisition
Which pope called the Crusades to recover the Holy Lands?
Pius X
Urban II
John Paul II
Pius IX
The corrupt act of buying and selling religious things is
lay investiture
feudalism
simony
indulgences
What was the impact of the Bubonic plague?
Greatly reduced the population of Europe
Led to the Great Western Schism
Increased the number in the monastic life
Led to the invention of the printing press.
Known by the Apostles or their successors, Ignatius of Antioch was one of these.
Apostolic Fathers
Epistles
apologists
monasticism
The Church's response to the Reformation.
Council of Nicea
Council of Jerusalem
First Vatican council
Council of Trent
All of the following statements about Vatican II are true EXCEPT
It wanted to bring the Church up-to-date.
It called for the mass to be in the language of the people, not Latin.
It was called by Pope John Paul II.
It wanted to return the Church to its ancient Christian traditions.
The church working towards the unity of all Christians is called
Counciliarism
Ecumenism
Vatican Council II
Evangelization
What is the first step in the canonization process of saints?
saint
venerable
blessed
servant of God
Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known, that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help, or sought thy intercession was left unaided. This is the beginning of the
Magnificat.
Queen of Heaven.
Memorare.
Apostles Creed.
This prayer reminds us that Mary agreed to become the mother of God.
Queen of Heaven
Memorare
Hail Holy Queen
Magnificat
Traveling clergy who shared the faith through poverty and simple life.
Mendicant orders
canon law
Apostolic fathers
monasticism
Living secluded from the world according to a fixed rule and under vows.
lay investiture
apologists
mendicants
monasticism
Created a rule of life for monasteries centered around ora et labora (prayer and work).
St. Augustine
St. Benedict
St. Francis
St. Thomas Aquinas
The rigid political and social order where serfs worked the land for lords.
lay investiture
Arianism
Gnosticism
feudalism
He taught double predestination: all people predestined for heaven or hell.
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
Charles Wesley
This person created the Anglican Church because the Pope would not grant his divorce.
Henry VIII
John Calvin
Martin Luther
John Wesley
The saint that spent half her life teaching in the Midwest and is the patron saint of Native Americans is
St. Katherine Drexel
St. Rose Philippine Duchesne
St. Therese of Lisieux
St. Kateri Tekakwitha
Forgiveness of all the punishments due to sin.
Ecclesia
conclave
plenary indulgence
dogma
To call out of, a convocation or assembly, God is calling together his people.
incarnation
Communion of Saints
Ecclesia
plenary indulgence
The free and undeserved gift that God gives us to grow in holiness and become more like Him.
Faith
Grace
sacraments
sacramental
The final purification before entering heaven.
Conclave
Purgatory
heaven
Ecclesia
The union of the divine and human natures of Jesus is called the
Theotokos.
Magisterium.
hypostatic union.
Ecclesia.
Heresy which questioned divinity of Jesus, addressed by the Church at the Council of Nicea was called
Gnosticism
feudalism
Deism
Arianism
The first American Bishop was
John Carroll.
John Neumann.
Charles Borromeo.
Maximilian Kolbe.
The founder of the first Diocesan school system in the United States was
John Carroll.
John Neumann.
Charles Borromeo.
Maximilian Kolbe.
Which of the following statements about the Eastern Schism is NOT true?
It resulted in the creation of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
The main cause was the primacy of the pope.
Began with the Avignon Papacy.
It occurred in A.D. 1054.
The saint that was martyred in a World War II concentration camp was
John Carroll.
John Neumann.
Charles Borromeo.
Maximilian Kolbe.
