The Council of Trent -

Reaffirmed Catholic Church doctrine

The Edict of Nantes --

Granted religious freedom to French Huguenots

Was founded to spread Catholicism throughout the world

Secret courts to torture heritics

English, French, and German were

Vernacular languages in the Bible

Merchants and the Roman Catholic Church disagreed over -

Charging interest on loans (usury)

Were a Catholic family that ruled S. Germany

What did Jan Huss and John Wycliffe have in common?

Dissenters off the Roman Catholic Church

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WHII.3 - Reformation Review

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The Council of Trent -
Was founded to spread Catholicism throughout the world
Secret courts to torture heritics
Reaffirmed Catholic Church doctrine
Was formed to create a war strategy during the 30 Years' War
2
Priestsand missionaries who spread Catholic doctrine
The Council of Trent
The Protestant Reformation
The Inquisition
Jesuits
3
Huguenots were Protestants who lived in which country?
England
France
Germany
Italy
4
Protestantism was strongest in which region?
Northern Germany
Northern Italy
Southern Germany
Southern Italy
5
Which institution controlled the lives of Europeans during the Renaissance?
Huguenots
Protestant Reformers
Merchants
The Roman Catholic Church
6
The Edict of Nantes --
Formally ended England's ties with Rome
Gave into the demands of Protestants during the Reformation
Allowed merchants to charge interest on loans
Granted religious freedom to French Huguenots
7
England broke from the Roman Catholic Church under the reign of which person?
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
John Wycliffe
Jan Huss
8
Martin Luther was responsible for -
Forming the Jesuit movement
Reaffirming Catholic Principles at the Council of Trent
Posting the 95 Thesis
Issuing the Edict of Nantes
9
The Jesuits-
Reaffirmed Catholic Church doctrine
Was founded to spread Catholicism throughout the world
Was formed to create a war strategy during the 30 Years' War
Secret courts to torture heritics
10
The secret courts set up to punish heretics was known as --
The Edict of Nantes
30 Years' War
The Inquistion
Usury
11
Who dominated the Church during the Renaissance?
The Spanish
The English
The French
The Italians
12
The Inquistion -
Was formed to create a war strategy during the 30 Years' War
Secret courts to torture heritics
Reaffirmed Catholic Church doctrine
Was founded to spread Catholicism throughout the world
13
Which person was burned at the stake for being a heretic?
Henry VIII
Jan Huss
John Wycliffe
Elizabeth I
14
Johannes Gutenberg's invention resulted in which of the following -
New perspectives in art
An increase in literacy rates
Allowing ships to transport heavier cargo
An increase in textile production
15
English, French, and German were
Vernacular languages in the Bible
Empires united against the Habsburgs
Empires that stayed with the RCC
Areas the Protestant Reformation did not effect
16
Predestination was an idea associated with which person?
Queen Elizabeth I
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Johann Gutenberg
17
The 95 Thesis was written in response to --
Violence against the Huguenots
The sale of indulgences
The Inquisition
Increase in protestant movements against the RCC
18
Which person had their body dug up and burned as a heretic?
John Wycliffe
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Jan Huss
19
Which term best represents separation between Church and State -
Religious Tolerance
Secularism
Individualism
Edict of Nantes
20
Merchants and the Roman Catholic Church disagreed over -
Charging interest on loans (usury)
Freedom of Worship
Paying tolls on trading routes
The use of secret courts to try heretics
21
The Bible is superior, humans are equal, and salvation by faith were ideas associated with who?
Queen Elizabeth I
Johann Gutenberg
Martin Luther
John Calvin
22
The Hapsburg were --
Jailed for being heretics
Were a Catholic family that ruled S. Germany
A protestants who wrote the 95 Thesis
A family who ruled as head of the RCC (Pope)
23
French Protestants were known as:
Huguenots
Hapsburgs
Renaissance Thinkers
Catholics
24
The 30 Years' War was a religious war between --
Catholics and Protestants
Protestants and Muslims
Catholics and Muslims
French Huguenots and Protestants
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What did Jan Huss and John Wycliffe have in common?
Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church
Wealthy traders during the Renaissance
Dissenters off the Roman Catholic Church
First two Popes of the roman Catholic Church

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