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WorksheetsCrusades and Reformation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which reformer attacked the Church for the following issues: the translation of the Bible, the sacraments, the selling of indulgences, corruption in the Church?
St Thomas More
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
Henry VII
'To be excommunicated' means:
To sack someone from their job
To restrict someone's role and jobs within an organisation
To be officially reinstated in the Church
To officially exclude someone from participation in the sacraments and services of the Church.
What was the Oath of Supremacy?
The charge of high treason for disobeying the King
The requirement for all Catholics in England to swear allegiance to the monarch as the Head of the Church
The requirement for all Catholics in England to be obedient to the Pope at all costs
The requirement for all Catholics in England to swear allegiance to the Bible as the only source of truth
What did Henry VIII seek from Pope Clement?
An indulgence
A divorce
More authority
A new translation of the Bible
An annulment
Who said these words: 'Nevertheless! it is not for the supremacy that you have sought my blood, but because I would not bend to the marriage!'
Martin Luther
Pope Clement
Anne Boelyn
Thomas More
Henry VIII
Which two sacraments have the Protestant churches kept since the Reformation?
Baptism and Holy Orders
Reconciliation and Confirmation
Eucharist and Baptism
Confirmation and Baptism
What city was sought after during the Crusades of the middle ages?
Rome
Athens
Jerusalem
Istanbul
The following long term effects apply to the Crusades. Select the INCORRECT effect.
Europe experienced a rebirth in culture
Europeans learnt about new ways to preserve food with spices of the Middle East
Many Muslims converted to Christianity.
Trade increased in Europe
Advances in technology and warfare increased
What was an 'indulgence'?
A banquet feast with the King
A guarantee of salvation
A bought certificate promising the remission of sins by the Church
A certificate to grant an annulment
What was the main objective of the Crusades?
Reclaiming the sacred sites and treasures of the Holy Land from Roman rule.
Reclaiming the sacred sites and treasures of the Holy Land from Christian rule.
Reclaiming the sacred sites and treasures of the Holy Land from Islamic rule.
Reclaiming the sacred sites and treasures of the Holy Land from Jewish rule.
