Protestantisms and Politics + Luther + Eve of Reformation + World History 16.1

Anabaptists is a term for people who advocated for what type of baptism?

What disgusted Luther the most about the Catholic Church?

What did Henry VIII close and take all the land from:

Why did Luther originally become a monk?

Who was Luther's wife?

Some of the major concerns about local priests on the eve of the Reformation were that:

Who excommunicated Luther?

Who upset Luther with indulgence selling?

What was the only valid source of religious truth for Luther?

Which dynasty did Holy Roman Emperor Charles V belong to?

The Holy Roman Empire was:

What were indulgences?

Who mostly controlled the Papacy in the Renaissance?

How many theses did Luther famously nail to the Church door?

Who was the most famous author considered part of "Christian humanism"?

What did Renaissance popes often focus on more than their spiritual duties?

Henry VIII's Church of England was also known as:

What could people buy for dead relatives, supposedly to get them to Heaven faster?

Where did most community events happen in a medieval or renaissance village?

Who led the Reformation in Zurich Switzerland?

People were very intolerant of heretics because:

Church documents granting people less time in purgatory for their sins were called:

Could most people in the middle ages or Renaissance fully understand what was being said in Church ceremonies?

What was the Edict of Worms?

What did Luther reject?

Which two ceremonies did Luther keep as "sacraments"?

"Christian Humanism" is more often used to describe the Humanism of:

Whom did Luther support in the Peasants War?

The Peace of Augsburg ended a series of religious wars in:

Where was Martin Luther a professor?

True or false: Renaissance popes often focused more on Italian politics than religion.

What did Luther believe was the only thing that could get someone into Heaven?

What was Erasmus' 1509 satire called?

What did Zwingli believe about the Eucharist?

What language was the Bible read in in Medieval and Renaissance Churches?

As a monk, what city to Luther go on a pilgrimage to and only get disappointed:

Calvin emphasized, and is particularly associated with, which theological concept?

What language did Luther personally translate the Bible into?

What did Luther start:

What recent invention helped Luther's ideas spread?

What language was the Bible originally in?

The Imperial Diet where Luther refused to recant was:

Did Luther think all the Renaissance art in Rome was a good thing or a bad thing?

What could reduce time in purgatory?

The "main" church of the Pope's at the Vatican in Rome, which was rebuilt during the High Renaissance, is called:

About how many holidays were there yearly on the pre-Reformation Church calendar?

What was the main cause of the English Reformation?

The treaty which ended fighting in the Holy Roman Empire, by letting princes choose the religion of their states was:

Who was the Holy Roman emperor at the beginning of the Reformation?

The Protestant group that all the other groups particularly hated and persecuted was:

The main form of Protestantism in the Holy Roman Empire was:

The Netherlands used Protestantism to declare independence from:

The principle of Sola Scriptura means that the only source of religious truth and authority was:

What did princes gain by adopting Protestantism?