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WorksheetsReview game 1000-1800 AD
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The Treaty of _________ guaranteed safe passage for pilgrims through the Holy Land that lasted for three years.
Versailles
Jaffa
Munich
The Rule of St. Benedict is Ora et Labora, which means:
Speak and Listen
Call and Labor
Pray and work
Spoken and written
When we read Scripture, what should we read most carefully for?
What God wants to reveal to us about our salvation
Our own interpretations of the words
The stories of the saints
Ideas that agree with popular culture
Pope St. John Paul II said, “It is tragic that the assailants, who set out to secure free access for Christians to the Holy Land, turned against their brothers in the faith.” To what event was he referring?
The French Revolution
The Bolshevik Revolution
The Fourth Crusade
The Protestant Reformation
Which cities were the five patriarchies of the early Church?
Rome, Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, and Constantinople
Rome, Florence, Cairo, Ephesus, and Nicaea
Rome, Venice, Knossos, Philippi, and Damascus
Rome, Dublin, Paris, London, and Berlin.
Through whom does Christ govern the Church?
Religious Brothers and sisters
Priests and Deacons
Bishops and Pope
Lay people
Jesus promised that His Church would endure until the end of time.
True
False
The Council of Trent had the goals of clearly defining and affirming Church doctrine; answering Protestant heresies; and ending bad practices, including the sale of indulgences.
True
False
The Reformation was a revolt that divided and eventually splintered Christianity in nineteenth-century Europe.
True
False
Pope St. Gregory the Great excommunicated the Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV and demonstrated the pope’s independence from and supremacy over the secular government.
True
False
The split between the Eastern Church and the Roman Catholic Church is called the Schism of Byzantium.
False
True
The Catholic Church considers the Sacraments of the Orthodox Church invalid.
True
False
The ______________________ was a period of cultural flourishing based on a rediscovery of classical philosophy began in Italy around 1300.
Enlightenment
Renaissance
The permanent Church court to combat false teachings and superstition was called the __________________________.
Federal Court
Inquisition
The Church’s efforts to bring home separated Christians in the aftermath of the ProtestantReformation is called the
Counter-Reformation
Reformation
