WorksheetsReformation Unit Test
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 3hrs 20mins
Who wrote the 95 Theses?
Jan Huss
John Calvin
Martin Luther
John Wycliffe
Who won the 30 years war?
Protestants
Catholics
Jews
Muslims
Who had the most power at the beginning of the Reformation?
The government
The people
The Pope
The monarchy (kings/queens)
Why did King Henry VIII want to divorce his wife?
She ran away
She couldn't have a male heir
She couldn't have any children
She was abusive
Who translated the Bible from Latin to English?
John Wycliffe
John Calvin
Jan Huss
Pope Leo
Which of the following were tokens that were purchased from the church that could cut years off your sentence in purgatory?
heresy
usury
predestination
indulgences
Which of the following means to be banned from the church?
heresy
excommunicated
usury
indulgences
Why was Mary I nicknamed "Bloody Mary"?
She had all the murderers in England put to death
She had over 300 protestants beheaded
She killed her sister
She liked tomato juice
Who attempted to overthrow the British government by blowing up Parliament?
Pope Leo
John Wycliffe
Cardinal Richelieu
Guy Fawkes
In 1534, the English Parliament passed the Act of Supremacy which gave Henry VIII what title?
Emporer of Great Britain
Supreme Commander of all Catholic Forces
Head of the Church of England
Defender of the Catholic Faith
One of the MAIN tenets of Martin Luther's teachings was -
the Pope was the supreme religious authority
indulgences are a useful tool for salvation
the Bible was not a source for religious teachings
salvation could only be achieved through faith
One of John Calvin's MOST controversial beliefs was -
his acceptances of indulgences
his belief in predestination
his acceptance of the seven sacraments
his belief in reincarnation
Which groups did Queen Elizabeth I bring together to form the modern Church of England?
Catholic and Protestants
Jesuits and Calvinists
Monarchists and Puritans
Muslims and Catholics
One complaint of Martin Luther was the practice of the church selling indulgences, which is -
the rich buying of church positions
the Pope selling Vatican property
priests buying of worldly goods
the forgiveness of sins for money
Martin Luther sparked the Reformation by
posting his 95 Theses
executing Catholic priests
preaching througout Europe
raising an army against the church
Which idea is MOST associated with John Calvin?
People are equal before God
Salvation depends on faith alone
Fate is determined by predestination
Ultimate authority comes from teh Bible
Elizabeth I supported Protestantism in England by -
returning land belonging to the Catholic Church
persecuting people who used Latin in the Catholic Church
making the Anglican Church the official national church
removing the leader of the Anglican Church
The spread of Martin Luther's views led to the establishment of -
Protestantism
Mormonism
Judaism
Catholicism
During the Reformation period, German and English nobility disliked the domination of the Church by the -
French
Spanish
Greeks
Italians
Which person held the views listed below:
Predestination
Faith revealed through a righteous life
Belief in a strong work ethic
John Calvin
Elizabeth I
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
Which person would be the best title for this list?
Anglican Church
Tolerance for Dissenters
Expansion and Colonialism
Victory over the Spanish Armada (1588)
Louis XIV
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Cardinal Richelieu
Conflict was caused by Church corruption and the widespread selling of -
commodities
indulgences
land
precious metals
Which person held the views listed below?
Salvation by faith alone.
Bible as the ultimate authority.
All humans are equal before God
Elizabeth I
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
Why did King Henry VIII of England leave the Catholic Church?
The Catholic Church tried to charge him too much money to convert to the religion
He wanted to divorce his wife, which was not allowed by the Church.
The Pope refused to recognized him as King of England.
He no longer believed in the Catholic Church ideology.
During the French Reformation, which religious leader changed the focus of the Thirty Years' War from a religious conflict to a political conflict?
Cardinal Jon Patel
Cardinal John Paul
Cardinal Richelieu
Cardinal Louis Franc
The Edict of Nantes granted freedom of worship to the -
Lutheran
Huguenots
Jesuits
Muslims
The society of Jesus was created to spread Catholic teachings, primarily in response to the -
Renaissance
Scientific Revolution
Inquisition
Protestant Reformation
Which religious group was most affected when the Edict of Nantes was revoked?
Catholics living in England
Protestants living in France
Puritans living in England
Jesuits living in France
What was the significance of the Edict of Nantes?
It declared Martin Luther an outlaw.
It gave religious freedom to the Huguenots
It allowed the Catholic Church to regain power in France.
It removed papal authority in England
The Hapsburg family worked to preserve and spread which religious ideology?
Protestantism
Judaism
Islam
Catholicism
The Catholic Church responded to the Protestant Reformation by launching -
a naval blockade of England
a writing campaign against the Pope
the Catholic Counter-Reformation
a military campaign to the Holy Land
In which area did the nobles convert to Protestantism during the Reformation, ending authority of the Pope in their states?
southern France
northern Germany
Spain
Russia
During the Reformation, which Austrian family continued to support the Roman Catholic Church?
Tudor family
Cabot family
Grimaldi family
Hapsburg family
The Society of Jesus was formed to -
replace the Pope
spread Catholic Doctrine throughout the world
spread Protestant ideas in Catholic lands
train for war against Protestants
The list below describes the characteristics that were part of the -
Council of Trent
Society of Jesus
Inquisition
Edict of Nantes
Protestant Reformation
Counter-Reformation
Enlightenment
Who was burnt at the stake because he criticized corruption in the Catholic Church?
Jan Huss
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
During the Reformation, Protestantism became the dominant religion in all of the following countries except -
Denmark
England
Spain
Dutch Netherlands
King Henry VIII contributed to the Reformation by -
giving land to the Catholic Church
commissioning the 39 Articles
defeating the Spanish Armada
breaking ties with papal authority
Who commissioned the 39 Articles?
King Edward VI
Queen Mary I
King Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth I
What was one effect of the Act of Supremacy, 1534?
The colonies were subjected to the authority of the Church.
The practice of Protestantism was prohibited in England.
The influence of the Catholic Church declined.
The Pope granted greater authority to the king.
