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Why did King Henry VIII form his own Church?
He wanted to divorce his wives, but the Pope wouldn't let him
He wanted to create his own religion
He did not like the Roman Catholic Pope
He wanted to do anything he felt like doing
2
Who is the spiritual and political leader of the Catholic Church?
Saladin
The Pope
Clergy
A powerful Bishop
3
What features were cathedrals made of?
Gargoyles, naves/transepts, small windows, and rounded ceilings
Gargoyles, naves/transepts, stained-glass windows, flying buttress
Naves/transepts, columns, pillars, small windows
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What is natural law?
A set of human rights that the government CAN NOT take away
Rights only for nobles that the government CAN NOT take away
A set of human rights that the government CAN take away
A set of rights only for kings that the government can take away
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Which person formed the group known as the "Lollards?"
Martin Luther
William Tyndale
Desidarius Erasmus
John Wycliffe
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Who was one of the key founders of humanism?
William Tyndale
John Wycliffe
Desidarius Erasmus
Martin Luther
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What is Predestination?
None of the above
When God has chosen who gets to go to heaven or hell before they are born
When God decides who dies
When God decides when Jesus was born
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Who was the key person that started the Reformation movement?
Jean-Jacque Rosseau
Desidarius Erasmus
Martin Luther
Martin Luther King Jr.
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What was created in the Middle Ages to educate and train scholars
Churches
Monasteries
Universities
Temples
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Who was the scholar who wrote about natural law?
Francis of Assisi
St. Domic de Guzman
Joan of Arc
Thomas Aquinas
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What invention allowed Luther's ideas to spread all across Europe?
The Pen
The Printing Press
The HP Printer
All of the above
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Who came up with the idea of Predestination?
William Tyndale
Martin Luther
John Calvin
John Wycliffe
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What architectural feature of a cathedral is this?
Stone building, yo
Flying Buttress
Nave
Transept
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Which definition best describes "excommunication?"
Go on a crusade
Have a conversation with the Pope
To be banned from the Church and not go to heaven
One's birth into Christianity
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Which branch of Christianity did King Henry VIII form?
The Church of Wales
The Church of Nottingham
The Church of Ireland
The Church of England
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Which event gave birth to the Protestant Reformation?
Martin luther translating the Bible into German
Martin Luther standing trial
Nailing of the 95 Theses on the Church door of Wittenburg
None of the above
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What would stained-glass windows often display/show?
The everyday life of a peasant
Gargoyles
Biblical stories
Nobles and kings
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What is an indulgence?
None of the above
A piece of paper sold by the Catholic Church that gives you access to Pope
A warning issued by the Catholic Church to be on your best behavior
A piece of paper sold by the Catholic Church that removes your sins
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Out of the following people, which person translated the Bible into English?
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
William Tyndale
Desidarius Erasmus
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Throughout medieval western Europe, daily life revolved around what?
Higher education at universities
the Catholic Church
Building houses
Trade
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What is the counter-reformation?
An attempt from the Catholic Church to reform itself
The Catholic Church's attempt to bring people back into the Church
All of the above
The Catholic Church's attempt to combat the Protestant movement
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What factors ended up weakening the Roman Catholic Church?
The Church came too focused on collecting money
The rise of humanism and the belief that people should think for themselves
All of the above
Many felt the Pope was just as powerful as God