WorksheetsUnit 6B Reformation Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 20mins
What invention leads to an increase in literacy rate in European nations?
Compass
Gutenberg's printing press
technologies that created pigment for ink easier
Woodblock printing
What is the first book printed on Gutenberg's printing press? *
In Praise of Folly
The Lady of the Rivers
Gutenberg Bible
Fahrenheit 451
The printing press leads to a(n) _______________ in the number of books and a(n) _____________ in the price of books
decrease, increase
increase, decrease
increase, increase
decrease, decrease
Printing technology leads to which of the following?
Latin becomes the common language across Europe, as people now have access to Latin texts
The Catholic Church takes control of this technology and prints large numbers of books on scientific ideas
Information about the Bible and other topics spreads quickly across Europe
Printing leads to a divide between the wealthy and the poor in European societies
Which of the following describes the Catholic Church's reaction to printing technology?
The Catholic Church embraced the new technology and was excited to share Biblical knowledge with the people.
The Catholic Church attempts to censor the printing of books not approved by Church leadership
The Catholic Church did not care about the printing press
The Church attempted to buy printing rights to many books to fund the building of new churches
Define Indulgence *
A purchased "good deed" that removed a sin
A class in church that allowed for people to have a greater understanding of the Bible
The decision of the Catholic Church to only hold mass in Latin
A weekly collection from church goers that was placed into the collection plate
Why would people believe that the Catholic Church was corrupt just before the Reformation?
The Catholic Church encouraged the system of feudalism, which kept people in defined social classes.
The Catholic Church was not corrupt just before the Reformation
The Catholic Church funded large wars, like the Crusades, which resulted into a large loss of life.
Church officials were often rich and collected taxes from the people
Which thinker is responsible for the start of the Protestant Reformation?
Desiderius Erasmus
Martin Luther
John Calvin
John Wycliffe
Which text was nailed to a door in Germany that sparked the Protestant Reformation?
95 Theses
The Book of John
The Apocrypha
In Praise of Folly
A long term effect of the 95 Theses was
The 95 Theses has little, if any, historical impact
The Catholic Church forms a peace treaty with Protestant Reformers
Martin Luther is executed for his beliefs
New versions of Christianity that reject the Pope are created
The Protestant Reformation was named as such because
The goal of the Reformation was to create new types of Christianity
The original intention of the Protestant Reformation was to Protest Catholicism in hopes of Reforms
The goal was to reunite the Catholic and Orthodox Churches
The goal was to create a democratic Church that listened to the will of the people.
What is a major accomplishment of William Tyndale?
Tyndale translates the Bible from Greek/Hebrew to English
Tyndale acts as an advocate for the Catholic Church
Tyndale discovers books lost from the Bible and puts them into circulation
Tyndale gets burned at the stake
Define vernacular
A linguistic style that chose to not use punctuation between sentences
Languages only utilized by the elites in a particular society
Common languages spoken by the people of a particular region
A style of printing that made words more legible
Why does Henry VIII chose to leave the Catholic Church?
Henry VIII did not leave the Catholic Church
Henry VIII requested a divorce that was rejected by the Pope
Henry VIII disagreed with the ideas of the Catholic Church
Henry VIII was a huge supporter of Martin Luther
The rejection of Henry VIII's request by the Pope resulted in which of the following?
Henry VIII appealed the request and was eventually approved for the divorce
Henry VIII was excommunicated and he chose to start the Church of England
Henry VIII fled England and went to Protestant Germany to become the ruler there
Henry VIII accepted the rejection and did not challenge it
What was the religion of Mary I?
Protestant Christian
Anglican
Jewish
Catholic Christian
Why was Mary I a Catholic even though her father, Henry VIII, was Protestant?
Mary did a religious mission trip to Italy and learned about the Catholic faith
The Pope forced Mary to return to the Catholic faith after her father died
Mary was born and raised as a Catholic before her father became Protestant
Mary was a rebellious child and rejected her father's beliefs
How does Mary I earn the nickname 'Bloody Mary'?
Mary's reinstallation of Catholicism in England created protests by Protestants, which she burned at the stake.
Mary I was involved in numerous wars with the Spanish Monarchy
Mary I was fabled to drink blood as a way to keep her youth
Mary I fought on the front lines of the Crusades and was an accomplished soldiers
What were the religious beliefs of Elizabeth I?
Jewish
Islamic
Protestant
Catholic
Which of the following are reasons for a golden age under Elizabeth I reign
(Pick 3)?
Shakespeare writing his poems and plays
Martin Luther wrote his 95 Theses in England
Sir Francis Drake circumnavigated the globe
Act of Supremacy
Defeat of the Spanish Armada
What is the root cause of the conflict between the English and the Spanish?
The Pope requested Spain invade England
Spain was in debt to England and refused to pay
England was Protestant and Spain was Catholic
England was in debt to Spain and refused to pay
What is a long term effect of the defeat of the Spanish Armada?
Spain rebuilt their navy and reinvaded England with large success
The Pope recognized the legitimacy of Elizabeth I and Protestantism
Catholicism began to decline as a religion in Spain and Italy
The Spanish navy declined so much that England was able to rise as a global power
The purpose of the Counter-Catholic Reformation was to
Negotiate with the Protestants
Fix the mistakes of the Catholic Church and gain followers back
Reaffirm the idea that indulgences allowed access to Heaven
Wage war on the Protestants and take over their territory
The religious order of the Jesuits was led by
St. Patrick
King Henry VIII of England
Pope Clement VII
St. Ignatius of Loyola
The decision to reform the Catholic Church was made at the
Diet of Worms
Concordat of Worms
Council of Trent
Treaty of Versailles
Which of the following were efforts taken by the Catholic Church during the Counter Reformation (Choose 3)?
Creating peace treaties with Protestant nations
Removing indulgences from the Catholic Faith
Founding religious orders like the Jesuits
Retraining priests at seminary school
