WorksheetsMr. V's Reformation
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
This person created a bible in the English Vernacular and had his body exhumed and burned at the stake 42 years after his death?
John Wycliffe
Jan Hus
William Tyndale
Erasmus
John Calvin
This person was a priest in Bohemia and was burned at the stake for reading Wycliffe's vernacular bible in mass.
John Wycliffe
Jan Hus
William Tyndale
Erasmus
John Calvin
This reformer wrote "Praise of Folly", which used humor to criticize Church corruption and the Pope, and believed people should use reason to become better Christians. *
John Wycliffe
Jan Hus
William Tyndale
Erasmus
John Calvin
This reformer translated the Bible into the English Vernacular using Greek and Hebrew texts.
John Wycliffe
Jan Hus
William Tyndale
Erasmus
John Calvin
This reformer from Geneva Switzerland, who believed in pre-destination, and is considered a father of democracy.
John Wycliffe
Jan Hus
William Tyndale
Erasmus
John Calvin
Vocabulary: a way of showing things as they appear at different distances.
Perspective
Exhumed
Greivances
Seminary
Vocabulary: To dig up out of the ground
Perspective
Exhumed
Greivances
Seminary
Vocabulary: A real or imagined wrong or cause for complaint of protest, especially unfair treatment.
Perspective
Exhumed
Greivances
Seminary
Vocabulary: School for training ministers or priests.
Perspective
Exhumed
Greivances
Seminary
Vocabulary: All knowing.
Omniscient
Purgatory
Annulment
Predestination
Vocabulary: The belief that God has already decided who is going to heaven.
Omniscient
Purgatory
Annulment
Predestination
Vocabulary: A place or state of suffering inhabited by the souls of sinners who must atone for their sins
Omniscient
Purgatory
Annulment
Predestination
Vocabulary: To make invalid as if it never happened before.
Omniscient
Purgatory
Annulment
Predestination
All of the following were aspects of the Gutenberg Press except?
Pi Sheng invented moveable type
Spread protestant ideas
Made it easier for the Catholic church to control thinking
Encouraged literacy in Europe
All of the following represent the Spanish Inquisition except
It was a Religious Cleansing of Spain
It was established by Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille
It was a war between the Moors and the what is now Spain
It was a Church that would convict people of heresy
After many years of battling, in 1492 the Spanish conquered Granada and forced these people to leave the Iberian Peninsula
Jews
Portuguese
Moors
Visigoths
All of the following a true about Henry VIII except?
Head of the Church of England
Changed the religion of England to Protestantism
Defeated the Spanish Armanda
Had 6 wives
Which of the following wives of Henry VIII did not provide him with a child?
Catherine of Aragon
Catherine Parr
Anne Boleyn
Jane Seymour
Which of the following English rulers attempted to preserve Catholicism in England
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Mary
Elizabeth
Who ruled England during its "Golden Age"?
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Mary
Elizabeth
Which of the following is not a true statement about the 30 year war?
It was Christians vs. Christians
France, a Catholic nation, fought with the Protestants
It lasted 36 years
It started when 2 government officials were thrown out a window.
What document was nailed on door of the Wittenberg Church?
"On the Jews and Their Lies"
The Prince
95 Theses
Marvels of the World
What was Martin Luther's grievance with Pope Leo X?
Pope Leo X was oppressing the Muslims
Pope Leo X was selling indulgences to build his papal palace
Pope Leo X was spending too much money on his pet elephant (Hanno)
Pope Leo X was an antisemite
The Counter Reformation created reforms that led to all of the following except?
Ended the abuses of indulgences
The creation of the Jesuits
Set strict rules of behaviors for Bishops and Priests
Condemned Catholic doctrines
What was Henry VIII main reason for splitting from the Catholic Church?
His unwillingness to pay Church taxes
His religious beliefs
His desire for a male heir
His treatment of Catherine of Aragon
Possible extra credit. Which of the following was not a main idea of the Jesuits?
Spreading Protestant ideas
Creating Schools
Converting people to Catholicism
