WorksheetsModule 2 Test THIS ONE ONLY
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
The idea of predestination led to
mood of desensitization and fatalism among French Huguenots
withdrawal from the world of politics and business
mass exodus from the City of Geneva
confidence among Calvinists of their own salvation
Which best describes Luther's reaction to the German Peasant's Revolt?
he opposed the revolt from the outset
he resented it because it interfered with religious reform
at first he supported it, but quickly condemned the peasants when the violence spread
he was in favor of it, but was very conservative
The throne of France supported Protestant princes in the Holy Roman Empire in order to
prevent Charles V from increasing his power and influence in Germany
spread English influence in Germany
contain Protestantism within the Holy Roman Empire
prevent Charles V from increasing his power and influence
The Jesuit order, founded by Ignatius Loyola, are notable for their response to reform the Catholic Church. Which of the following was NOT one of their efforts to reform the Catholic Church?
missionary work
Council of Trent
creation of educational institutions
Council of Trent and creation of educational institutions
Which of these is NOT an element of the Italian Baroque artistic movement?
asymmetrical
emotional
ornate
associated with the Protestant Church
The 'spark' that set the Thirty Years War in motion was the
Defenestration of Prague
Annexation of Vienna
Annexation of Prussia
Annexation of Bohemia
The Peace of Augsburg said that:
people could become either Catholic or Lutheran, depending on the preference of their Prince
people could practice the religion of their choice
people should remain Catholic
people must convert to Lutheranism
Luther believed that salvation came through:
performance of the Holy Sacraments
faith and the accumulation of good deeds
the gift of God’s grace that came through faith alone
In Luther's view, the church was made up of:
the entire body of the clergy, both upper and lower level
a spiritual priesthood of all believers
the elect
all those who supported his viewpoints
The work seen here, by Italian artist Parmigianino, is popularly known as...?
Arnolfini Portrait
Virgin of the Rocks
Madonna with the Long Neck
The Pieta
St. Teresa's text is best understood as a direct part of the
Catholic Counter-Reformation
Protestant Reformation
Dynastic rivalries between the Spanish and French monarchies
Habsburg Spain's attempt to unify Europe
Which of the following was the likely purpose of St. Teresa's Way of Perfection?
To justify French Protestant religious orders
To impact the revival of the Catholic religious order, the Carmelites
To support the exclusion of women from the hierarchy of the Catholic Church
To justify the distinctiveness of Catholic religious orders created by St. Ignatius of Loyola
Which of the below is an incorrect pair?
A) Puritans - English Calvinists
B) Presbyterians - Scottish Calvinists
C) Huguenots - French Calvinists
Luther saw celibacy as
In opposition to both human nature and God's wishes
Required for all Lutheran pastors
The ideal act of spiritual devotion
In opposition to both human nature and God's wishes
The motivation of French nobles to convert to Calvinism can be most closely compared to
The motivation of Northern German princes to convert to Protestantism
The motivation of Poles to adopt Catholicism
The motivation of Italian city states to remain Catholic
The motivation of English monarchs to remove Puritanism
Which best describes the primary goals of the Council of Trent?
To solve the Habsburg-Valois War
To end the Peasants' War
Both to reform the Church and reconcile with Protestants
To enforce the Edict of Worms against Martin Luther
It permitted French Huguenots to worship openly in nearly 200 French towns, bringing the wars of religion to an end.
Edict of Worms
Edict of Nantes
Union of Utrecht
Treaty of Westphalia
"Paris is worth a mass." - Henry IV of France This quote is indicative of the efforts of which group of people in France?
Huguenots
Catholic League
Medici Family
Politiques
Which of these is NOT associated with the Holy Office?
Roman Inquisition
Index of banned books
Pope Paul III
Institute of Christian Religion
In terms of religious affairs, Elizabeth I's policies:
were a middle path between Catholic and Protestant extremes
emphasized public and private conformity
favored Catholics
largely favored Puritans
Which of the following best explains why Protestant reformers stressed the use of vernacular (non-Latin) languages for religious texts and teachings?
They believed that religious teachings should be directly accessible to a wide audience.
They wanted to keep religious teachings limited to church officials.
They were strictly against the knowledge in favor of oral traditions.
They wanted to discourage the involvement of non-Catholics.
Which of these was NOT a result of the Thirty Years' War?
France became the dominant power in continental Europe
The independence of the Netherlands from Spain was re-affirmed
Germany was unified
The principalities of Germany became politically sovereign
The closing of the monasteries and convents harmed upper class women by
stripping them of their opportunity to live merely pious lives
forcing them to take menial jobs or minding village children
limiting their educational opportunities; making marriage virtually their only 'occupation'
forcing their families to support their lavish spending habits
Why did Calvin reject the idea of 'free will' in humans?
He believed that it denied the competence of God
He worried that it lessened the control of His power
He believed it undermined the idea of 'solo scriptura'
He believed it denied the competence of God
Once the Reformation began in England:
Henry vowed to seize the wealth of the Church to win continued loyalty of the upper class
Henry declared the Archbishop of Canterbury as the rightful heir to the throne
Henry vowed to seize the wealth of the Church to win support from the peasants
Anticlericalism (critique of Church officials) in the early 16th century focused on which of these issues?
The immorality of priests who practiced celibacy
Priests who were drunkards, or neglecting the rules of celibacy
Clerics who dispensed indulgences to their parishioners
Clerics who gave secret rites to their parishioners
"I have no desire to make windows into men's souls." This apocryphal quote, credited to Elizabeth I, indicates:
Her strong similarity to Queen Isabella of Spain in terms of religious rule
Her belief that Catholicism was the true form of Christianity
Her pragmatism and moderation in religious matters
Her devotion to religious uniformity
What was the main goal of the Habsburgs in the Thirty Years War?
Keep England from meddling in the affairs of the Holy Roman Empire
Keep France from annexing Habsburg lands in the Low Countries
Keep the Holy Roman Empire under Catholic Habsburg rule
Keep the power of the emperor from threatening the power of the princes
The impetus for the Reformation in England was:
Henry VIII's political and economic concerns
Henry VIII's religious concerns
The missionary work of Wycliffe and Lollards
The quote from Martin Luther in 'Excerpt 1' can be used to make the argument that Luther was:
Opposed to the Jacquerie
Religiously a radical
Religiously a conservative
Politically a conservative
Which of the following is the closest similar to the event that Luther is referencing in 'Excerpt 1'?
The Jacquerie
The Defenestration of Prague
The English Peasants' Revolt
The St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
A long Civil War in France was sparked by the
The Defenestration of Prague
Peace of Augsburg
The St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
The Invasion of the Spanish Netherlands
This map, including label 'a', label 'b', and Latin America, show the global empire of:
Ferdinand and Isabella
Charles V
Philip II
Ferdinand and Isabella and Charles V
Which portion of this map was ruled by Ferdinand II as a result of the abdication referenced in the previous question?
The part labeled 'B'
The part labeled 'A' and Latin America
The leader who 'changed the tide' of the Thirty Years War, limiting Catholic gains:
Gustavus Adolphus
Albrecht of Wallenstein
William the Silent
Christian IV of Denmark
The Hamburg Valois wars ended by the
Peace of Westphalia
Edict of worms
Treaty of Cateau cambresis
Union of Utrecht
Which correctly describes the event known as the defenestration of Prague
Catholic offices were tossed from a window by angry Protestants but survived
Calvinist were tossed from window by angry Catholics but survived
Protestant officials were killed after being tossed from a window by angry catholics
Catholic officials were tossed from a window by angry Catholics
Elizabeth had her cousin and heir Mary Queen of Scots executed because
Elizabeth, resented Mary’s relationship with Sir Walter Raleigh
Mary had married Philip II against Elizabeth wishes
Mary was implicated in a plot to assassinate Elizabeth
To demonstrate the consequences of supporting Catholicism
Which of these was not a motive for Phillips I I launching of the armada against England
Philip desire to see Mary Queen of Scots, take the throne
URGING from the pope
Anger over English interference in the Netherlands
Baroque R is most closely associated with the
Edict of nantes
Reformation
Roman inquiry
Counter ref
Which best describes the pilgrim of grace
T of the Armada from Portugal to England
R taken by protestants in Netherlands
Uprising of English peasants in protest of the reformation in England
t protestants from Catholic principalities in the holy Roman empire
edict of worms
Not this
Charles V summoning of Luther to the imperial diet
Nooo
No
Union of Utrecht
United the Netherlands into an independent protestant nation
No
Noo
Gjd
Confession of Augsburg
No
No
Lut official statement, Lutheran belief
Hi g
peace of Augsburg
Allowed German Prince to choose Catholic or Lutheran from their subjects
Bk
Hk
Hidn
Concordat of bologna
Especially made Catholicism the state religion of France
Co bl
Go
Bongi
Henry of Navarre
Founder of the bourbon dynasty of frnace
Bk
Him
Blvd
Henry of guise
Led catholic league in war of the three henrys
Go
Go
Go
Henry III
Last Valois king of France, killed by religious zealot
Calll
Call
Call
Henry VIII
Tudor king of england
Of
Onion
No
Compromise created by polities to end religious conflict
Helped Henry V to become catholic
N
Madonna with the long neck art movement?
Mannerism
Barqueo
Renassian
