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Chapter 3 of the Reformation text
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1
Where did the word "protestants" originally come from?
Religious Reformers who sided with Luther
German Princes who protested Luther's arrest
Protestors against the Catholic Church
Protestors during the entire Reformation
2
Which of the following is not a branch of Christianity?
Roman Catholic Church
Protestantisim
Reformationism
Greek Orthodox Church
3
In the 1500s, which of the following countries was a stronghold for Protestantism?
Portugal
Italy
Spain
Germany
4
How was a church service different in the Middle Ages versus present day?
The Bible was written in Latin
Everything was said in a foreign language
All of the above
Only the wealthy and the Church could understand what was happening
5
Who controlled all of Europe for over 1,000 years after the fall of the Roman Empire?
The Middle Ages
The Catholic Church
The kings and queens of Europe
The Roman Empire
6
Which of the following was the result when someone spoke against the Church?
Brutally executed
Immediately excommunicated
Convicted of heresy
All of the above
7
In the 1500s, which of the following countries was a stronghold for Catholicism?
Italy
France
England
Germany
8
Which painting done during the Renaissance time depicts nothing religious, yet can be found in the Vatican?
The Mona Lisa
The School of Athens
The Last Supper
The Pieta
9
What was the purpose of an indulgence?
To release people from Purgatory to Heaven
To allow people to sin without judgement
To pardon or forgive people of their sins
To allow people into the Church
10
Why did popes justify beautiful and fantastic paintings done for them during the Renaissance time period?
They believed the paintings truly showed God
They believed the paintings in Rome were all religious paintings
They wanted people to see how powerful and prestigous the Church was
They were in awe of the talent God gave the artists
11
How did the Church become so wealthy throughout the Middle Ages?
People bequeathed their power and authority to the Church
People gave ten percent of all their earnings to the charity
People gave them lands and money when they died
People dedicated their entire lives to the Church
12
Who began the Protestant Reformation?
Martin Luther
The Protestants
The Church
The Germans
13
Which of the following was deemed a "questionable" practice by the Catholic Church?
Selling tithes
Raising money for charity
Issuing indulgences for money
Confessing to crimes without punishment
14
How would people in the Middle Ages show devotion to the Church on a weekly basis?
Go to Mass
Meet with a priest
Pay for indulgences
Build larger churches
15
How was excommunication an effective punishment for heretics?
A person was no longer allowed to be religious
A person was no longer allowed to be apart of their community
A person was no longer allowed to preach
A person was no longer allowed to go to heaven