In the Calvinist religion, which was true about the rituals and worship of church goers?

could only sing songs that contained words from the Bible

Inquisitors were people who did what?

punished people the Catholic Church thought of as heretics

What are indulgences?

a release from punishment for sins

Jan Hus was charged with heresy and burned at the stake for doing what?

criticizing the wealth of the Church & corruption of leaders

What were the goals of reformers?

church whose teachings in the Bible were understandable, Church whose leaders were free of greed and lust for power

What did the Counter Reformation include?

traveled to spread the message of the Catholic Church

What was one reason King Henry changed the Catholic church in England?

the pope would not grant him a divorce from his first wife

Which of these was an effect of the Reformation?

the cooperation between Catholic & Protestant religions

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1
In the Calvinist religion, which was true about the rituals and worship of church goers?
men sat on the opposite side of the women and children
all of the above
had to be ready to answer questions or risk public shame
could only sing songs that contained words from the Bible
2
John Calvin started a Protestant branch in Switzerland. Calvin emphasized which of these?
greed and selfishness
pursuit of fame and power
none of the above
hard work and thrift (being careful when spending money)
3
Inquisitors were people who did what?
encouraged Protestants to come back to the Catholic Church
none of the above
looked for ways to make church services more appealing
punished people the Catholic Church thought of as heretics
4
Over the period of 18 years officials met ,what was the series of meetings called?
The Forum of Church Leaders
The Grand Improvement
The Council of Trent
none of the above
5
What are indulgences?
a release from punishment for sins
special shoes for attending church services
a special ceremony that follows the First Communion
tools used for farming
6
Jan Hus was charged with heresy and burned at the stake for doing what?
criticizing the wealth of the Church & corruption of leaders
saying the Bible should be printed in the common language
all of the above
stating that the true head of the church was Jesus Christ
7
John Wycliffe translated the bible. What did the Catholic Church do about Wycliffe’s actions?
the Church leaders burned some of his followers to death
all of the above
the Church leaders accused Wycliffe of heresy
the Church leaders burned his writings
8
Which two true sacraments did Martin Luther say was the basis of the Bible?
Holy Orders and Matrimony
Baptism and the Eucharist
Penance and Anointing of the Sick
Baptism and Conformation
9
What were the goals of reformers?
all of the above
church whose teachings in the Bible were understandable
Church whose leaders were free of greed and lust for power
church whose papacy was faithful
10
What did the Counter Reformation include?
the Latin version of the Bible was the official scripture
all of the above
better education and training of church leaders
traveled to spread the message of the Catholic Church
11
What caused Catholics to cry out for reform?
all of the above
immoral & dishonest behavior of many Catholic leaders
excessive desire for riches by some Catholic Church leaders
the growth of Humanism and Free Thought
12
Which was the result of the Reformation?
to be true to the teachings of the Bible & their conscience
leaders of the Protestant churches were elected
Puritans fled from England to America for religious freedom
all of the above
13
Which of these is not a form of Protestantism?
Anglicanism
Catholicism
Lutheranism
Calvinism
14
Beliefs that are in contradiction (in opposition) to a religion or church are called?
communion
purification
heresy
faith
15
Which of these behaviors was forbidden under the rules of the Calvinist religion?
wearing fancy clothes
all of these were forbidden
playing cards
dancing
16
Which of these did Martin Luther do?
he posted a list of arguments
closed his Protestant Church & rejoined the Catholic Church
he convinced the pope he was right
he stopped reading the Bible and stopped going to church
17
What was one reason King Henry changed the Catholic church in England?
he disagreed with the Catholic teachings
it was the only way he could remain king
the pope would not grant him a divorce from his first wife
all of the above
18
When did the Reformation begin?
in the 7th century
during the Declaration of Independence
in the early 1500’s
at the time of Jesus Christ’s birth
19
Around 1600, which religion had the largest number of members?
Lutheran
Roman Catholic
Anglican
Calvinist
20
What invention helped rapidly spread the words of the Bible and ideas of Protestant leaders?
the painting of murals
the quill
the printing press
microphone
21
In what ways were Lutheran church services like Catholic ones?
the services included Holy Communion
all of the above
the churches had an altar, candles, and a crucifix
they had Bible readings, singing, and sermons
22
Which of these was an effect of the Reformation?
none of the above
Christian religions to published the Bible in only Latin
a series of wars between Protestants and Catholics
the cooperation between Catholic & Protestant religions
23
In the Lutheran religion, people would be saved if they did what?
all of the above
if they believed sincerely in Jesus Christ
accepted the words of the Bible as truth
if they were sorry for their sins
24
In the 14^th century, what was the separation of the church called?
The Great Schism
The Pilgrimage
The Kind Forgiveness
The Papal Kingdom
25
Name of groups who cried out for reform and questioned the Catholic Church’s authority?
Priest
Buddhists
Protestants
Bishops
26
When did the Reformation begin?
in the 7th century
during the Declaration of Independence
at the time of Jesus Christ’s birth
in the early 1500’s
27
How did the Council of Trent's statements on Catholic teachings vary with Protestant teachings?
acknowledged the importance of the Bible
faith, good works, and sacraments were all necessary
acknowledged that faith was important
none of the above
28
Prior to the Reformation, all Christians in Western Europe were
Lutherans
Catholics
Buddhists
secular

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