How do you pronounce "Protestantism"?

Protestantism, Protestantism, Protestantism, Protestantism

What act by Martin Luther is considered to be the spark that began the Protestant Reformation?

The 95 Theses were nailed to a church door.

In his 95 Theses, what did Martin Luther protest against?

Claims that the Pope had spiritual powers, The selling of indulgences

Why did King Henry VIII (8th) begin the Church of England?

He wanted to divorce his wife and the pope forbade it.

What is true of the Spanish Inquisition?

It was intended to eliminate Protestantism as well as Judaism and Islam, Everyone expected it

How did the Catholic Church respond to the threat of Protestantism?

The Council of Trent was called to decide what to do

How did the Society of Jesuits (Ignacio Loyola) impact the Catholic Counter-Reformation?

They worked to spread Catholicism around the world

Which of these was an action taken in the Counter Reformation?

The sale of indulgences was stopped, Religious education for priests etc. became mandatory

How did seperating from the Roman Catholic Church benefit Kings and Princes in Europe?

They took control of the church's land and wealth

How did the Reformation change regular people's lives at the time?

There was an increase in literacy

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How do you pronounce "Protestantism"?
Protestantism
Protestantism
Protestantism
Protestantism
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What act by Martin Luther is considered to be the spark that began the Protestant Reformation?
None of these
The 95 Theses were nailed to a church door.
He approached the pope and forced him to make reforms.
The 95 Theses were sent to the Vatican
3
How did the Renaissance lead to the Protestant Reformation?
Educated people began to question practices of the Church.
The invention of the printing press expanded literacy.
Humanism increased people's love of learning.
All of these
4
In his 95 Theses, what did Martin Luther protest against?
Translatons of the Bible into Italian
Nudity in Renaissance art
Claims that the Pope had spiritual powers
The selling of indulgences
5
Why did King Henry VIII (8th) begin the Church of England?
He wanted to sentence his wife to death.
He wanted to start a church based on John Calvin's ideas.
He wanted to divorce his wife and the pope forbade it.
He believed strongly in Martin Luther's ideas.
6
How did Protestant Movements affect France?
The nation was divided between the Catholics and the Huguenots
All of the above
There was over 30 years of war between religious groups, millions died
Henry the 4th introduced laws that supported religious freedom
7
What is true of the Spanish Inquisition?
They would take people to trial unannounced
It was intended to eliminate Protestantism as well as Judaism and Islam
It brought communities together
Everyone expected it
8
How did the Catholic Church respond to the threat of Protestantism?
They stopped the persecution caused by the Spanish Inquisition
All of the above
They accepted the claims made in the 95 Theses
The Council of Trent was called to decide what to do
9
How did the Society of Jesuits (Ignacio Loyola) impact the Catholic Counter-Reformation?
They joined the Protestants in protesting the Catholics.
They formed the military branch of the Spanish Inquisition
They worked to spread Catholicism around the world
They were another group of Protestants who left the Church.
10
Which of these was an action taken in the Counter Reformation?
Martin Luther was un-excommunicated and named a Saint
The sale of indulgences was stopped
All Bishops needed to relocate to Italy to be closely watched
Religious education for priests etc. became mandatory
11
How did seperating from the Roman Catholic Church benefit Kings and Princes in Europe?
They could marry Non-Christians now
They collected indulgence money themselves
The could make money selling Luther's bibles
They took control of the church's land and wealth
12
How did the Reformation change regular people's lives at the time?
Peasants were granted rights equivalent to higher classes
There was an increase in literacy
Indulgence fees were returned- as long as the indugence slip was given back
Non-Christian religions became dominant in Europe
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How, regardless of Luther's intentions, did the Reformation change our world today?
More limits on government powers (ie freedom of religion or to protest)
More freedom of inquiry/access to information
All of the above
Democratic systems of government

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