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Worksheets8th Religion Chapter 11-14
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 14mins
The Black Death happened... when?
During the Crusades
late Middle Ages
During the Englightenment
early Middle Ages
The Muslim Turks had taken over which great Christian capital in 1453?
Rome
Tarsis
Madrid
Constantinople
Christendom began to weaken after the Black Death because...
Priests were poorly educated and could not teach
Mass was said in Latin and most could not understand it
Christians did not go to communion often, maybe once a year
All answers are correct
Who is the Middle Ages Saint who was known for holiness and wisdom, as well as her many writings. She is a Doctor of the Church
Saint Monica
Saint Helena
Saint Catherine of Siena
Saint Therese of Liseux
During the middle ages a holy woman from England began to see visions after an illness. She wrote a book about her visions, and is thought to be the first woman to have written a book in English.
Saint Hildegard of Bingen
Saint Catherine of Siena
Saint Mary of Magdelene
Blessed Julian of Norwich
The situation in 1388-1417 between cardinals of France and the papacy in Rome resulted in a time where there were 3 popes at once! This was called the..
Protestant Reformation
the Great Schism of the West
The Inquisition
The schism between the eastern and western Churches
The start of the Modern Age is known as the
Revolution
The Great Indulgence
The Blue Period
the Renaissance
A Renaissance philosphy interested many Christian scholars. This was called...
Protestantism
Atheism
Humanism
Christendom
The great Italian Renaissance artist is...
Michelangelo
Pablo Picasso
Galileo Galilei
Vincent Van Goh
Who is the 12th century saint, German mystic, writer, scientist, and musicians/composer?
Catherine of Siena
Julian of Norwich
Saint Hildegard of Bingen
Saint Monica
Who was the German Augustinian priest who posted 95 Thesis on the door of a Church in 1517?
St. Dominic
St. Anthony
St. Francis
Martin Luther
Martin Luther's 95 Theses was the begining of what?
The Great Schism of the West
The Crusades
The Protestant Reformation
The French Revolution
Which problem in the Church was one that was addressed by Martin Luther's 95 Theses?
lack of educated priests
Muslim takeover of the Holy Lands
the selling of indulgences to raise money
the lack of Bibles translated in German
What is the name of the new Christian community (in the 16th Century) of followers of Martin Luther's teachings?
Jehovah's Wittnesses
Muslims
Lutherans
Methodists
A severe penalty imposed by the Church for serious sins against the Catholic religion is called....
revolution
excommunication
purgatory
indulgence
Luther rejected many things in the Catholic Church, including...
The Holy Eucharist
Latin Mass
papal authority
ordained priesthood and monastic life
In 1520 Pope Leo X did what to Martin Luther?
tortured him
excommunicated him
made him a Cardinal
banned him from visiting the Pope
Which Protestant reformer rejected the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist?
King Henry VIII
John Calvin
Archbishop Crammer
Sir Thomas More
Why did King Henry VII in England create the Church of England, breaking away from the Catholic Church?
He agreed with Martin Luther's 95 Theses
He wanted to be the head of the Church
He wanted a divorce so he could remarry and the Pope would not grant the divorce.
He wanted to purchase more indulgences than were allowed
Who was the Catholic English lord chancellor who defied King Henry VIII because of his faith and was executed by the King.
Archbishop Crammer
Sir Thomas More
John Calvin
Huldrych Zwingli
The Church council held from 1545 to 1563 to answer the Protestant Reformation is called the...
The Council of Ephesus
The II Vatican Council
The Nicean Council
The Council of Trent
The period of reformation in the Catholic Church in the 16th Century is known as the...
Protestant Reformation
The Counter-Reformation
Christendom
The French Revolution
What is the name of the new society that Pope Paul III approved in 1540?
The Dominicans
The Benedictines
The Jesuits known as The Society of Jesus
The Franciscans
Which saint headed a commission to issue an official Roman Catechism in 1566?
Ignatius of Loyola
Thomas More
Charles Borromeo
John Calvin
Pope Alexander VI (16th century) asked explorers who were traveling to the "New World" to do what?
find treasures for the Church art collection
evangelize
sprinkle holy water on the beaches of the new lands
display the cross on ship sails
What is the term to describe kings and queens who gained complete or absolute power over all aspects of the lives or their people?
demigods
evangelizers
protestants
absolute monarchs
Who founded the first Catholic settlement in North America in St. Augustine Florida?
Germans
French
Spaniards
English
In the 1600's which country's missionaries set up missions in New Orleans, Louisianna?
Spain
English
French
Italian
Catholic and Protestant English settlers established a settlement in 1634 called....
Philadelpia
Marys Land (now Maryland)
Massachusetts
St. Augustine
In 1784 Pope Pius VI began to organize the Church in America and chose who to be "Superior of the Mission" in the US?
Thomas Aquinas
Thomas More
Pedro Betancur
Father John Carroll
Which 17th Century scientist proved the theory that the earth revolves around the sun? The Church discounted his findings at first, but later accepted the science.
Galileo Galilei
Lech Walesa
Isaac Newton
Christopher Columbus
The new age of science and reason in the 16th and 17th centuries was called the...
Protestant Reformation
Counter-Reformation
Enlightenment
Renaissance
The idea that religous faith has no place in society, science or government is called...
atheism
revolution
secularization
evangelization
Which saint became a missionary in Guatemala and established the Bethlehemite Congregation, the first religous order founded in the Americas?
Saint Christopher
Saint Pedro de San Jose' Betancur
Saint Xavier
Saint Ignatius
Who was the only Catholic to sign the Declaration of Independence?
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Charles Carroll
John Adams
Which pope suppressed the Jesuits and closed their schools, churches and missions in the middle of the eighteenth century? (under pressure from absolute monarchs)
Pope Pius VI
Pope Francis
Pope Clement XIV
Pope Pius VII
What was the name of the revolutionary assembly that represented all the people of France that started the French Revolution in the late 18th Century?
The Democratic Assembly
The Republican Assembly
The Council of Trent
The National Assembly
In 1790 the French National Assembly demanded that all clergy take an oath to uphold what?
The 95 Theses
The Church of England
Civil Constitution of Clergy
The 2nd Vaitcan Council
The French Revolution became very violent when tens of thousands of French citizens were killed, including the king and queen, priests, brothers and nuns. This period was called...
The American Revolution
The Reign of Terror
The Black Death
The Martyrs of Compi'egne
Who was the leader and eventual emperor of France that restored the French Catholic Church?
Noel Pinot
Clement XIV
Louis XVI
Napoleon Bonaparte
What did Bonaparte do to Pope Pius VII when the pope would not go along with conquering Great Britain?
Ignored the pope and attacked Great Britain
arrested the pope and kept him prisoner in France
renegotiated the treaty of Concordat
