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This Catholic monk started a new religious order to combat the spread of Protestantism.
Joan of Arc
Pope Urban II
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Bartolomé de la Casa
person who holds controversial opinions, especially one who publicly dissents from the officially accepted dogma of the Roman Catholic Church
delinquent
convict
heretic
a 16th century movement for religious reform, leading to the founding of the Christian churches that rejected the Pope's authority
Reformation
Renaissance
Reconquista
Reconstruction
When did the Council of Trent first meet?
1545 A.D.
1994
1497 A.D.
204 B.C.
According to Martin Luther, where is ultimate religious authority determined?
The decisions of the Pope
The bible
The actions of the Priest
Whatever feels good in the moment
Why did England break with the Church?
Martin Luther's influence spread throughout country
John Calvin set up his theocracy in one the towns
The king wanted a divorce and Church said no
The England did not break from the Catholic Church
What invention allowed Martin Luther's ideas to spread?
Thermometer
Microscope
Printing Press
Printer
According to Martin Luther, where is ultimate religious authority determined?
The decisions of the Pope
The bible
The actions of the Priest
Whatever feels good in the moment
What is it called when you take back something you said?
heresy
recant
deviation
tithes
The Protestant Reformation was
a movement to reform the Catholic Church.
started by a German monk named Martin Luther.
led to the creation of Protestant Churches.
all of the above
Which religion did Henry VIII establish?
Church of Spain
Lutheranism
Church of England
Anabaptists
A release from sin given by the Catholic church
fundamental
indulgence
predestination
Transubstantiation
Who was Henry the VIII’s first wife?
Anne Boleyn
Queen Elizabeth
Catherine of Aragon
Jane Seymor
Why did Henry the Eighth want to divorce his first wife Catherine?
He thought that Anne Boleyn was to hot to say no to.
Because he wanted a son and heir.
Because he had fallen out of love with his wife Catherine.
Because he wanted to become a Pope and rule the world.
Why did Henry feel he should be allowed to divorce his wife?
Because their marriage was unlawful as Catherine wa married to his brother first
The country owed him
He’s the King he can do whatever he wants
Because Pope Clement VII and Cardinal Wolsey had a meeting about it.
Why was King Henry VIII not allowed to divorce Catherine of Aragon?
Pope Clement VII said no because he was being pressured by Catherine’s nephew, Charles V the king of Spain.
Because the Pope thought Henry could have just kept Anne Boleyn as a mistress on the side and not rocked religious world and England.
What did King Henry VIII do to protest the Catholic Church?
in 1594 Parliment passed the Act of Supremacy and created The Church of England and he was the head of it, not the Catholic Pope.
He stayed married to Catherine of Aragon because Pope Celement denied the annulment of their marriagd
He wrote a series of strongly worded letters to the Pope expressing his displeasure at the Catholic Church.
Shrugged his shoulders and beheaded someone.
What was the Act of Supremacy?
It declared that the Catholic Church was now based in England.
It made the King of England, not the Pope, the head of the Church of England.
It let the King divorce whomever he wanted whenever he wanted.
What does the word Recant mean?
To completely agree with another person or groups statement or belief system.
To stop doing something bad.
To make a formal retraction or disavowal of (a statement or belief to which one has previously committed oneself).
To make a formal statement of agreement with a religious figure
What is Reformation?
When King Henry kept on changing his wives to have a son and heir.
A movement in Western Europe that aimed at reforming some doctrines and practices of the Roman Catholic Church and resulted in the establishment of the Protestant churches.
When two valance elections form to create a balanced atom.
A movement to unite Protestant and Catholic religions as one.
What was the Council of Trent?
A meeting of Catholic clerics convened by Pope Paul III (served 1534-1549) in response to the Protestant Reformation.
A group that met in separate sessions, where the council reaffirmed the authority of the Catholic Church.
A meeting of Catholic clerics where they codified scripture, reformed abuses, & condemned Protestant theology, establishing the vision & goals of the Catholic Counter-Reformation.
All of the above
Wha was Ignatius Loyola?
Founder of the Society of Hades, also known as the devil worshipers order.
A soldier who became a Catholic priest and theologian after a mystical experience convinced him he was called to the service of Christ. The founder of the Jesuit order.
Founder of a famous college in the USA
A partner with Martin Luther and a Protestant
