WorksheetsSSWH9e, f, g
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
The ______________________ was a 16th Century movement to reform the Catholic Church. It led to the formation of new protestant churches.
Calvinism
Lutheranism
Reformation
Renaissance
What German monk led the Reformation with the posting of The Ninety-Five Theses?
Martin Luther
John Wycliffe
Desiderius Erasmus
John Calvin
In order to raise funds, the churches began selling ___________________ - a pardon (or forgiveness) of a sin.
annulment
indulgence
anabaptist
clergy
Which helped spread Protestantism?
scribes hand copying the Bible
movable type printing press
beliefs that go against official church teachings
heresy
schism
protest
What famous document did Martin Luther nail to a church door?
a challenge for a Church official to debate him
a list of arguments against abuses by the Church
an order for the peasants to go back to their fields
a statement that he was going to start his own church
How did the printing press contribute to the Reformation?
It led cities to establish new universities.
It spread new ideas and translations of the Bible.
It created jobs for monks who left the monastery.
It meant that scholars no longer felt a need to travel.
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
John Calvin believed that God had already decided long ago who would receive salvation. This idea is knows as
the Reformation
Faith alone
predestination
heresy
The Protestant Reformation led to major changes in society. What influence did it have on ideas about government?
People should be loyal to their monarchs
People should live in a theocracy
Governments should censor heresy
people should value self-government
What did Protestants believe about the Bible?
People should read and interpret the Bible for themselves
Priests should read the Bible for the people
The Bible and Church traditions are important sources of truth
Who started the Anglican Church? (Church of England)
King Henry VIII
King Louis XIV
King Charlies III
True or False: King Henry VIII created his own church in order to get a divorce?
True
False
Which of the following was an effect of the Reformation? (check all that apply)
Roman Catholic Church will lose power
Ended Religious unity from the Middle Ages
New Christian branches develop
Violence/Wars between Protestants and Catholics
worldly- not religious
secular
serfdom
Protestant
Catholic
The meetings that were held with church officials that eventually led to the end of the sale of indulgences
Treaty of Westphalia
Diet of Worms
Council of Trent
Council of Rome
Why did Christians form new churches during the Protestant Reformation?
They wanted to collect taxes for themselves rather than giving them to the Catholic Church
They protested many of the practices of the Catholic Church
They agreed with the practices of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
They wanted the lay people to elect the Pope rather than the clergy
Why was the Act of Supremacy significant? (PICK TWO)
The Catholic Church regained power in England
The Protestant Church was outlawed in England
England officially broke away from the Catholic Church
England officially adopted the Christian Orthodox faith
The King was appointed the head of the Church in England
What was the name of Henry VIII's first daughter who killed Protestants and re-established Catholicism as the religion in England?
Mary
Elizabeth
Catherine
Anne
This queen tolerated dissenters (people who didn't agree wit the Anglican Church), She also made the Anglican Church the Official Church of England (again).
Queen Victoria
Queen Diana
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Who created the Society of Jesus?
Teresa of Avila
Ignatius of Loyola
Pope Paul III
Francisco de Coronado
The Inquisition was a ______________ set up by the Catholic Church.
Council
Court
Police force
Theocracy
Who were often the "scapegoats" during the Reformation?
Women
Herbalists
Jews
All of these poor souls
