WorksheetsModule 21 Study topics (Catholic Reformation)
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
John Calvin would have argued you really do not have a 'choice'. What was his concept of salvation/heaven called?
indulgence
Anglican
theocracy
predestination
Bartholomew's Day Massacre in Paris was the conclusion of a violent clash between....
Catholics and Anglicans
Huguenots (Calvin's followers) and Catholics
Protestants and Greek Orthodox
Martin Luther preached
that people could win salvation by faith in God's forgiveness
that the Bible, the pope, and the Church traditions were false authorities
that the Pope had the ultimate answers
that the Catholic Church was more powerful than any monarch
What was the time in history when the Roman Catholic Church was questioned?
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Reformation
All of the Above
Why did the Reformation begin?
Luther wanted to start a new religion.
The Church was poor and needed a new leader.
Calvin wanted to head the Church.
There were abuses in the Church that needed changing.
What was the Spanish Inquistion?
Attempt to spread protestant beliefs
Attempt to rid Spain of non-Catholic people
Attempt to spread Judaism
Attempt to rid Spain of Catholics
What was the list of complaints against the Church called?
95 Theses
Peace of Augsburg
Magna Carta
New Testament
What was the Counter Reformation?
Pope's decision to go to war
Protestants moving to new lands
Printing Bible in other languages
Catholic Church making changes
Why did Luther disagree with the selling of indulgences?
He believed they should cost more.
He believed people had to work to earn salvation.
He believed salvation was a gift of grace.
He believed his 95 Theses could get people to Heaven.
What caused the sale of indulgences to be banned?
Amendment
Reformation
Council of Trent
Peace Treaty
How did the Reformation lead to the Enlightenment?
social classes became less defined during the Reformation
Muslims attracted more followers during the Reformation
people questioned beliefs and authority during the Reformation
The Catholic Church became more powerful during the Reformation
The removal of penance for sins that have been forgiven:
indulgences
simony
penance
bribery
M. Luther translated the Bible into:
Latin
English
French
German
Italian
What is federalism?
the belief that religion holds all the answers
sharing power between local governments & central government
the practice of self-government
peaceful cooperation of Catholics, Muslims and Jews
Which of the following was a result of the Thirty Years' War?
European rulers could decide the religion of their region
The Edict of Nantes granted religious freedom in France
Germany became part of the Holy Roman Empire
Peasants in Germany revolted against the government
The Huguenots were
British Protestants
German Protestants
Swiss Protestants
French Protestants
Which previous event was a catalyst (cause) for the Thirty Years War?
The Protestant Reformation
The Seven Years War
The Ides of March
The Treaty of Westphalia
What was the Counter Reformation?
the Reformers fighting against the Church
the Church's answer to the Protestant Reformers
The Church fighting back against the Jesuits
The Church's Court
At which meeting did the Church define Catholic beliefs and decide what to do about the Protestants?
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Augsburg
Council of Worms
Council of Trent
What was the Church's court called?
Council of Trent
the trials
Inquisition
Spanish questioning
What was one effect of European exploration of the Americas?
European brought their religions to the Americas
Only missionaries were sent to explore new lands
Europeans adopted the religion of the Native Americans
Catholics & Protestants in Europe resolved their differences
What led to the sharing of power between a central government and local governments?
the arrival of missionaries in North America
changes that came about as a result of the Council of Trent
people's interest in the natural world and science
self-government in religion
All of the following were results of the Reformation EXCEPT...
people became more curious about science & the natural world
Protestants and Catholics resolved their religious conflicts
the idea of self-government began to take hold
Northern European countries became largely Protestant
The Jesuits were formed to:
educate priests
eliminate heresy
evangelize far away places
In response to the Reformation, the Church decided all Masses would be said in:
Latin
Greek
English
Italian
The Spanish soldier who founded the Jesuits
George of Madrid
Hernando of Seville
Ignatius of Loyola
Martin of Granda
The treaty that ended the Thirty Years War was known as
The Treaty of Versailles
The Treaty of Austria
The Peace of Augsberg
The Treaty of Westphalia
What is it called when an official religion says you stray from accepted belief?
heresy
recant
deviation
tithes
What place did the Medieval Church say people could work off their sins before they can go to heaven?
underworld
heaven
the sky
purgatory
Which religious order took up missionary activities to spread Catholicism?
Jesuits
Mendicants
Benedictine Monks
Calvinists
Which of the following events led to the conversion of St. Ignatius of Loyola?
He studied Latin in Barcelona with boys half his age upon his return from his pilgrimage in Jerusalem.
He read the life of Jesus and the lives of saints during the time when he recuperated from his operation.
He joined the Spanish army in defending the fortress of Pamplona from the French invaders.
He tried to convert non-Catholics in the Holy Land by preaching to them about the CAtholic faith.
The language that Ignatius had to learn when he decided to become a priest.
English
French
Spanish
Latin
What is a congregation?
Church prayer
Church assembly
Church officials
The church vs politics
What was purgatory?
an effort to change Catholic church practices
certificates that Christians could buy to "pay" their way out of purgatory
a place Catholics believe they go before heaven
an effort to get rid of the Catholic church
What are indulgences?
an effort to change Catholic church practices
certificates that Christians could buy to "pay" their way out of purgatory
a place Catholics believe they go before heaven
an effort to get rid of the Catholic church
What did the Counter-Reformation hope to do?
get rid of the Catholic church
reform the Catholic church from within
join the Protestant churches
go to war with the Protestants
What is heresy?
a condition where a person has bad hair
any teaching that goes against the church
a science
The Catholic Church tried to stop the spread of Protestant ideas by doing which of these things? (you may select up to 3)
The Spanish Inquisition
Closing Protestant churches
Arresting Catholics who did not want to be missionaries
Banning books written by Protestants
What did the Spanish Inquisition try to do?
get rid of all Jews, Muslims and Protestants in Spain
make everyone in Spain Protestant
make everyone is Spain Muslim
Who were the Jesuits?
a Catholic army
a Protestant army
an order of Catholicism that wanted to spread their religion around the world
an order of monks who hid away from the world
If a person was accused of heresy, he/she could be kicked out of the church or ______________________.
ordained
crowned
excommunicated
reformed
