WorksheetsAMSCO 3.2 & 3.3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
During the Babylonian Captivity (1309-1377), the pope lived in
Rome
Paris
Avignon
Vienna
Moscow
In his 95 Theses, Martin Luther advocated for "sola fide" or
faith alone
tradition over scripture
papal supremacy
Latin mass
faith and church tradition
The notion of the "Protestant work ethic" had its origins in
the 95 Theses
Calvinism
Catholic doctrine
Chinese technology
the Ottoman Empire
King Henry VIII
ordered the execution of Martin Luther
sought to become pope
created the Anglican Church
adopted strict Calvinist laws in England
abdicated the throne after being denied a divorce
The Inquisition was used by the Catholic Church to
reform the church's corruption
punish and torture nonbelievers
build the new St. Peter's Basilica in Rome
write the 95 Theses
convince the pope to move back to Rome
In the Counter-Reformation, the Catholic Church
executed thousands of Luther followers
created the Jesuits and the Council of Trent
was disbanded as an organization
committed to only teaching what was in the Holy Bible
merged with the new Lutheran Church
The Peace of Augsburg allowed the people of the Holy Roman Empire to
practice any religion they wanted
carry firearms
elect new leaders
choose between the Catholic or Lutheran Church
persecute Jews
The Thirty Years War
took place mostly in Russia
ended with Luther as the leader of the Holy Roman Empire
was a devastating religious conflict in central Europe
involved Christian soldiers invading Islamic lands
was caused by the rivalry between England and France
For centuries, many European kings claimed
the divine right to rule
to be gods
to be descended from Roman emperors
their power came from the will of the people
Islam was the one true religion
The English Bill of Rights
was inspired by the American Constitution
gave the king absolute power
abolished the monarchy
limited the king's power
was copied immediately by most other European nations
All of these are true about King Louis XIV EXCEPT
he built the Palace of Versailles
He was an absolute ruler
He weakened the power of the French nobility
He ruled for decades
He agreed to share power with the French nobles
The selection system used by the Ottoman Empire to staff its military and government was known as
devshirme
Janissaries
boyars
daimyo
bourgeoisie
In the Ottoman Empire, Janissaries were
Islamic government officials
Christian missionaries
Christian boys forced into military service
Jewish criminals
traders from North Africa
The Tokugawa Shogunate
decentralized power in Japan
helped to conquer to Qin Dynasty of China
enforced Islamic law on the people
centralized power in Japan
increased the power of the daimyos
Askia the Great grew this kingdom to be the largest in West Africa.
Songhai
Mali
Ethiopia
Mughal
Safavid
