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WorksheetsCH 20 Protestant Reformation Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following is a result of England's defeat of the Spanish Armada?
Elizabeth became Catholic
Elizabeth I conquered Spain
England became the most powerful Protestant Country
Philip II and Elizabeth were married
Why did people oppose Mary I becoming Queen of England?
Mary I failed to defeat the Spanish Armada.
Mary I supported Protestantism in England.
Mary I passed the Act of Supremacy
Mary I supported Catholicism in England.
How did Johannes Gutenberg's innovation (Printing Press) help the rise of literacy in Europe?
Books become more expensive.
Books become more affordable
Books take longer to make than manuscripts.
Gutenberg did not help.
Which two events led to the spread of books, knowledge, and literacy? (Choose 2)
Johannes Gutenberg invented moveable type and improves the Printing Press.
William Tyndale translated the Bible into English.
Henry VIII passes the Act of Supremacy and declares himself Supreme Head of the Church of England.
The Council of Trent establishes education for priests.
Why was Martin Luther excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church?
John Calvin started his own church and made Geneva it's headquarters
Johannes Gutenberg invented a movable type printing press
The Catholic Church and Protestant Church split into two different churches
Martin Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the Wittenberg church door
What was John Calvin's main belief?
Predestination
Salvation through faith alone.
Act of Supremacy
Council of Trent
What was Martin Luther's main belief?
Predestination
Salvation through faith alone.
Act of Supremacy
Council of Trent
What were two ways the Roman Catholic Church corrupt?
People were excommunicated if they could not pay their taxes.
The Pope only supported the Roman Catholic Church.
Indulgences were sold for forgiveness of sins.
Only royalty could be a priest.
Passed the Act of Supremacy and declared himself head of the Church of England.
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
Mary I
Which of the following tries to return England to the Roman Catholic Church.
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Mary I
King Henry
King Edward
This group set up schools to promote literacy and focused on the needs of the poor.
Council of Trent
Jesuits
Protestants
Calvinists
Which is true of the Tudor Golden Age?
(hint: there is more than one!)
Diplomacy was used to keep the peace.
England became and remained Protestant
England was defeated by the Spanish.
Many cultural achievements were made.
This list describes which event?
England's Golden Age flourished
England raised to power
England remains Protestant
Outcomes of the Printing Press
Outcomes of Martin Luther's 95 Theses
Outcomes of the Council of Trent
Outcomes of England's defeat of the Spanish Armada
Invented the Printing Press
Martin Luther
William Tynadale
Johannes Gutenberg
John Calvin
Wrote the 95 Theses and believed in Salvation through Faith
Martin Luther
William Tynadale
Johannes Gutenberg
John Calvin
Believed in Predestination
Martin Luther
William Tynadale
Johannes Gutenberg
John Calvin
Founder of the Jesuits
John Calvin
King Henry VIII
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Pope Leo X
Group met to figure out how to bring people back to the Roman Catholic Church by focusing on educating priests and eliminating indulgences
Jesuits
Council of Trent
Protestants
Calvinists
Formed the Church of England and passed the Act of Supremacy
Henry VIII
St. ignatius of Loyola
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Catholic Queen of England, persecuted Protestants
Henry VIII
St. ignatius of Loyola
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Defeated the Spanish Armada, brought England into a Golden Age
Henry VIII
St. ignatius of Loyola
Mary I
Elizabeth I
What exposed people to written language, encouraging them to read?
Gunpowder
Printing Press
Manuscripts
Reformation
Which ideas describe the Counter Reformation?
(Hint: there is more than one)
Council of Trent
Society of Jesus
St. Ignatius
Henry ViII
Which ideas describe the Protestant Reformation?
(Hint: there is more than one)
Martin Luther and the 95 Theses
John Calvin and Predestination
St. Ignatius and the Jesuits
Henry VIII and the Act of Supremacy
A document, signed by the Pope, in which people paid money to the Catholic Church for their forgiveness in order to guarantee they went to Heaven.
indulgence
sacrament
reformation
taxes
