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Ch. 5-2: Protestant Reformation
Ch. 5-2: Protestant Reformation
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1
The Catholic Church is led by
the King of England
Martin Luther
the King of the Holy Roman Empire
the Pope
2
What was the result of the Protestant Reformation?
The creation of a new religion, Protestantism
Everyone left the Catholic Church
The excommunication of the Pope
The hanging of Martin Luther
3
She was the author of the Interior Castle, reformed the Carmelite order and taught that prayer is simply talking to God.
Mother Teresa
St. Teresa of Avila
Joan of Arc
St. Catherine of Siena
4
Who founded the Society of Jesus?
John Knox
Pope Urban VI
Ignatius of Loyola
St. Jude
5
The Protestant Reformation was sparked by
Catholic vs. Protestant Tiktok
Reforms in the Catholic Church
Henry VIII and his wives
Religious revolt led by Martin Luther
6
Who was a priest that set up a reform of Protestantism in Switzerland?
Martin Luther
John Knox
Ulrich Zwingli
Philip Melanchthon
7
This Protestant group encourages individual interpretation of the Bible.
None of the above
Anglican
Calvinist
Lutheran
8
John Knox stressed the equality of all believers, teaching that everyone is a priest. He founded what?
Catholicism
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Baptist
9
What was the 95 Theses?
A proclamation made by the Pope
An indulgence
Martin Luther's list of complaints against the Church
A new Constitution for England
10
What was the reasoning behind selling indulgences?
baptism
admission to meet the Pope
forgiveness of sin
membership into the Catholic Church
11
Which saint is known as a Doctor of the Church?
None of the above
Saint Teresa of Avila
Saint Catherine of Siena
Saint Therese of Lisieux
12
The Jesuits formed the backbone of the Catholic Reformation, also known as the Counter Reformation.
False
True
13
Who invented the printing press?
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
Leonardo Da Vinci
Johannes Gutenberg
14
Who was Henry VIII?
King of Holy Roman Empire
King of France
The Pope
King of England
15
The Reformation turned which of the following countries to Protestantism?
Nigeria
Spain
United States
England
16
Which Protestant group rejects whatever is not in the Bible, for example, vestments, images, organs?
Baptist
Anglican
Calvinist
Lutheran
17
During the Reformation, Christians split into what two groups?
Jewish and Catholic
Monotheists and Polytheists
Baptists and Protestants
Catholic and Protestant
18
The Calvinist group is the head of the Church of England.
False
True
19
She is a daughter of King Henry VIII and earned the name “Bloody Mary” from her Protestant opponents.
Elizabeth I
Martha Stewart
Mary Tudor
St. Catherine of Siena
20
John Calvin’s best known doctrine is called what?
Catholicism
Predestination
Protestantism
Indulgences
21
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Protestant Reformation?
WWII
Renaissance Thinking
Technology
95 Theses
22
What document written by Martin Luther began the Protestant Reformation?
In Praise of Folly
Declaration of Independence
95 Theses
Act of Supremacy
23
The longest Council during the Protestant Reformation was the Council of Constance.
False
True
24
The Anglican Church believes in only the sacraments of Baptism and the Eucharist.
True
False
25
What role did the printing press play in the Protestant Reformation?
It allowed for Martin Luther's ideas to spread
It was used to produce the indulgences
It allowed people to write more books
it allowed people to travel quickly
26
The Reformation resulted in
widespread corruption in the Church
the period known as the Renaissance
the development of the printing press
a split between Catholics and Protestants
27
He denied the Catholic idea of sacraments and condemned the papacy, monasticism, and clerical celibacy.
Henry VIII
Martin Luther
John Knox
John Calvin
28
What is the idea that a general council of the Church had more authority than the Pope and could depose him if need be?
Catholicism
Humanism
Conciliarism
Protestantism
29
The Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation is known as
The Counter Reformation
The Council of Trent
The Anti Reformation
The Catholic Reformation
30
Martin Luther's 95 Theses were a call for what?
Crusades to spread Christianity
greater papal authority
Reform within the Catholic Church
Religious revolt against German princes
