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WorksheetsUnit 1 Spring Protestant Reform & Absolutism
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which German priest nailed his 95 essays (theses) to the church door, listing the many ways the Catholic Church was corrupt, thus starting the Protestant Reformation in 1517?
Ulrich Nielsen
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther
Mads Mikkelson
When the Catholic Church sold "indulgences", decorated their churches with gold while people were left to starve, this led to people questioning authority; and all of this led to what major event?
Glorious Revolution
30 Years War
European Exploration
Protestant Reformation
When you paid a Catholic priest money to absolve (pardon/forgive) your sins, this was known as
Sale of indulgences
Redress of grievances
Bartering for heaven
Paypal
Martin Luther and John Calvin were against the selling of indulgences because they believed that everyone had ______; it was already ordained by God that you would be saved or not saved.
Preoccupation
Predestination
Precautionary
Preponderations
The rise of nation states, the belief in predestination, religious conflicts and new Christian denominations were all consequences (effects) of
French Revolution
Anglican Reformation
Protestant Reformation
American Revolution
Did the Protestant Reformation lead to new divisions in European society?
Yes
No
Did the Protestant Reformation cause an increase in literacy and reform in the Catholic Church?
Yes
No
Categorize the effects of the Protestant Reformation.
Monarchs took church land as their own
Trade increased between new nation-states
Monarchs gained power over the church.
Regions enforced certain languages like English, German, French, etc
Emphasis on education & literacy
Literacy encouraged curiosity & questioning authority
Atlantic Slave Trade began after exploration
New resources were traded
Increased participation in civic activities
New political ideologies emerged during the Enlightenment.
Establishment of new trade routes expanded markets.
New trade routes were established across continents
Natural resources influenced settlement patterns
When there was major conflicts between nation states over religious, territorial and commercial issues, (especially between the Protestants and Catholics) in 1618 - 1648 this led to
Glorious Revolution
Spanish Inquisition
Salem Witch Trials
30 Years War
When the ______ was signed ending the 30 Years War, this led to the rise of _______, ______ and ended a unified Christendom.
Peace Treaty, Spain, France
Peace of Westphalia, Monarchs, France
Peace of Malta, Queens, Netherlands
The political belief that all (unlimited) centralized authority and absolute rule are vested in one family or one monarch is known as
Exactism
Republicanism
Lutheranism
Absolutism
Under King Louis XIV of France, he showed absolutism by stating _________ and building ________.
"L'etat c'est moi" and Versailles
"Let them eat cake" and Paris
"I think therefore I am" and Brittany
"Voulez Vous" and Versailles
Who showed absolutism in Russia by constructing St Petersburg, reorganizing Russian Orthodox Church and limiting the Boyars (royalty)?
Catherine the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Peter the Great
Dostoyevsky the Author
The disputes in England between the people that supported Parliament (like Congress) and the royal families caused which event?
English 100 Years War
Game of Thrones
English Civil War
English Compromise of 1651
Who led the Parliament's side in the English Civil War against King Charles I?
Roger Williams
Oliver Cromwell
Robert Smith
John Roberts
After the English Civil War had ended, who was beheaded?
Oliver Cromwell
King Charles I
Robert the Bruce
In 1688, the Glorious Revolution occurred in England where the Protestant monarchs overthrew the Catholic Monarch - King James II. The new monarchs - William and Mary - established (2 answers)
a new tax system and religion
a new jury trial requirement for all wealthy people
a new Constitutional Monarchy
a Bill of Rights
The _______was signed by William and Mary in 1689 which gave the English Parliament power over the monarchy. It established free elections, freedom of speech in Parliament, no taxation without representation in Parliament and prohibited cruel & unusual punishment for citizens.
England's Constitution
English Civil Liberties
English Bill of Rights
English Petition of Right
