WorksheetsProtestant Reformation
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is vernacular?
Allowed them to represent a three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional surface a three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional surface
Everyday language of ordinary people
An intellectual movement at the heart of the Renaissance
Financial supporter of the arts
Who is Johannes Gutenberg?
German monk and professor of theology
his ideas had a profound effect on the direction of the Protestant Reformation.
English Humanist who pressed for social and economic reform. Wrote the book Utopia.
invented the printing press and printed a complete copy of the Christian Bible
What are indulgences?
used to describe a perfect society
a type of pardon that lessened the time of punishment a soul faced for sins committed during a person’s lifetime.
or assembly, of German princes at the city of worms.
government run by the church leaders.
Who is Martin Luther?
English Humanist who pressed for social and economic reform. Wrote the book Utopia.
printed a complete copy of the Christian Bible using a printing press with movable metal type.
German monk and professor of theology who wrote the 95 theses
Renaissance English poet and playwright who wrote 37 plays.
What is predestination?
a type of pardon that lessened the time of punishment a soul faced for sins committed during a person’s lifetime.
government run by the church leaders.
a method of making prints from metal plates
the idea that God had long ago determined who would gain salvation.
Who is John Calvin?
An Italian painter also known for his sculpture, engineering, & architecture. Famous for sculpting David and painting The Sistine Chapel
his ideas had a profound effect on the direction of the Protestant Reformation and he started his own religion that believed in predestination
German monk and professor of theology
English Humanist who pressed for social and economic reform. Wrote the book Utopia.
What is a diet?
or assembly, of German princes at the city of Worms.
A region that included parts of what is today northern France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
government run by the church leaders
a method of making prints from metal plates
What is the Protestant Reformation?
wars over territory and power in Europe
A religious, political and cultural upheaval that divided Europe into many different types of Christianity.
not religious or not connected to a church.
the belief that the needs of each person are more important than the needs of the whole society or group
What is the Counter Reformation?
holy wars on Muslims and Jews
the response of the Catholic Church to the Protestant Reformation
wars waged by kings in Europe against the Catholic Church
the spreading of anti-semitism throughout Europe
What is the Council of Trent?
Post-Reformation meeting of the world's catholic bishops to reform the Church and clarify Catholic teaching
the response of the Catholic Church to the Protestant Reformation
or assembly, of German princes at the city of Worms.
a government run by the church leaders.
What are Jesuits?
a denomination of Protestantism
a religion created by King Henry VII
the members of the Council of Trent
a society of the Catholic Church that was created to stop the spread of Protestantism
Popular name for those groups in Europe who rejected Catholicism in the 16th century
Reformationists
Heretics
Presbyterians
Allowed each prince to decide the religion of his subjects
Peace of Augsburg
Diet of Worms
95 Theses
Council of Trent
What is the term for the Christian-dominated Western Europe, and also known as the Holy Roman Empire?
Christendom
Papal States
Constantinople
Vatican City
