The Renaissance and the Reformation

Martin Luther wrote the _____ Theses.

John Calvin established a theocracy in what city?

Martin Luther believed in "Original Sin."

What was the practice in which Kings, not the Church, were appointing bishops/abbots?

In the Middle Ages, what was at the center of the society?

In Northern Humanism, what was God's greatest creation?

While the Catholic Church supported the Southern Renaissance, it refused to fund it.

Martin Luther changes from Transubstantiation to Consubstantiation.

Martin Luther believed that you could overcome your original sin through faith.

The Holy Roman Empire was centered in what nation?

The Southern Ren focused on physical beauty, while the Northern Ren focused on inner beauty.

Northern Humanists were focused on religious renewal.

What is the practice of providing passage to Heaven in return for payment?

What does Renaissance mean?

Martin Luther believed in increasing the number of sacraments.

Who was the Holy Roman Emperor?

Martin Luther believed in salvation by what?

What is the practice of selling church offices?

Predestination believed that only the "Elect" were chosen by God to go to Heaven.

The Catholic Church held more influence over the Northern Ren than it did with the Southern Ren

Johan Tetzel was the poster child in the campaign against the selling of indulgences.

Humanism of the Renaissance was strictly religious.

What does secular mean?

The Vernacular Bible allowed regular people to read the Bible.

John Calvin believed you could overcome your original sin through your faith.

Martin Luther did not originally want to leave the Catholic Church.

The Northern Renaissance focused on Christian Humanism.

What were the two sacraments that Martin Luther kept? (Choose one)

John Calvin believed in "Original Sin."

The Catholic Church forbade the Southern Renaissance.