AP Euro: Reformation & Religious Wars Review

The religious group who rejectd infant baptism and called for adult-only baptism were the

The religious orders such as the Jesuits and the Ursuline Order were created

Elizabeth I of England attempted to quiet religious controversies in her realm through

Which is NOT TRUE of King Philip II of Spain?

Who wrote "Malleus Mallificarum" in 1486?

Name of the defensive alliance of German Protestants to defend against Catholics after the Diet of Augsburg in 1530...

Who did Queen Elizabeth I execute that started war with Spain in the late-16th century?

Holy books in the common language are better known as

Which of the following is NOT TRUE of the witch hunts in Europe during the Reformation era?

In your DBQ, how many documents (minimum) must you source using HIPP?

In response to the German Peasant Revolts of 1524-1525, Luther

Who immediately succeeded Henry VIII to the throne of England upon his death in 1547?

Renaissance idea that combined an interest in the nature of humanity with the Christian faith.

Most protestant groups believed in

The proper choronological order of the phases of the Thirty-Years' War are

How did the Protestant Reformation change the role of women?

Which of the following was an anticlerical charge leveled at the Catholic Church in the early 1500s?

Who is credited with starting the Reformation?

Martin Luther is declared a heretic and his writings are outlawed.

Who's death aided the Lutheran Reformation because it turned political attention away from it briefly in its early days?

Which was NOT a powerful group seeking the French throne after the unexpected death of Henry II in 1559?

Who founded the Jesuit Order?

In the Thirty Years War, Cardinal Richelieu of France sided

Which is NOT TRUE of the 1521 Diet of Worms?

Calvinism stressed the belief that

Considered Luther's "lord and protector"

Which style is best exemplified in the art of Bernini and Rubens, and in the music of J.S. Bach?

Henry VIII of England's second wife (later executed for adultery by beheading) was

The Index of Prohibited Texts was overseen by the

Calvinist idea that you are born "saved"

Swiss reformer from Zurich.

Which of the following is NOT associated with the Thirty-Years' War?

What was the principal reform movement of the Catholic church founded by Pope Paul III beginning in 1545?

All of the following were elements of the Treaty of Westphalia of 1648 EXCEPT

Holy Roman Emperor for the first half of the 16th century.

August 24th, 1572—3,000 Huguenots butchered in Paris & 20,000 across France in the following 3 days.

Which French monarch passed the Edict of Nantes in 1598?

By the year 1600, which of the following were strongholds of Portestantism?

The church can pardon you for sins if you give them a gift. (spend less time in purgatory)

The governing body of Geneva, Switzerland under the reign of John Calvin was...

1555 - Holy Roman Empire princes may choose which religion their citizens follow.

Which of the following was most influential in the spread of Protestantism in 16th century Europe?

Calvinism spread to all the following areas EXCEPT

What did King Philip II do in response to Elizabeth's "heresy" and refusal to marry him?

Who was the most powerful woman in France between 1559-1589?

Which Hapsburg territory revolted against Spanish rule in the late 16th century?

In what treaty did Spain finally recognize the independence of the Netherlands?

Which English monarch broke from the Catholic church in 1534 by passing the Act of Supremacy?

Which group in France was given religious freedom in the Edict of Nantes in 1598?

The remark attributed to French king, Henry IV, that "Paris is worth a Mass," is usually interpreted to mean that he