All of the following describe the Jesuits EXCEPT

supported the Protestant Reformation

NOT an effect of the Reformation on each nation of Europe

religious diversity and tolerance

Outcome of the Protestant Reformation

increase in the power of national governments

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Renaissance & Reformation Test Practice 2017

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Belief promoted by Martin Luther
Indulgences
Priesthood of Believers
Salvation through works
special role of the priest
2
Best describes the Renaissance
religious
spirtuality
individualism
medieval
3
Belief that reason and scientific methods can solve social problems
Scientific Revolution
The Enlightenment
The Reformation
The Counter Reformation
4
All of the following describe the Jesuits EXCEPT
Society of Jesus
Started Catholic colleges
Soldiers of the Counter Reformation
supported the Protestant Reformation
5
The use of reasoning and observation to understand the laws of nature
The Enlightenment
Scientific Revolution
The Reformation
The Renaissance
6
Who was responsible for translating the Bible from Latin into German?
John Calvin
the Pope
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
7
NOT an effect of the Reformation on each nation of Europe
religious diversity and tolerance
official state religions
religious conflict and wars
more powerful central government
8
Pardons for punishment from sin
indulgences
Justification by grace through faith
inquisition
priesthood of believers
9
Secular learning becomes as important as religious learning
Renaissance
Reformation
Revolution
Middle Ages
10
Calvinism started for religious reasons while Anglicanism started for _______ reasons.
political
intellectual
aesthetic
ethnic
11
The printing press promoted
learning and spread of ideas
religious tolerance
powerful national governments
peace and prosperity
12
Important meeting of the Counter Reformation over beliefs and problems in the Catholic Church
Council of Trent
Society of Jesus
Diet of Worms
The Meeting of the Saints
13
The sole authority of the Protestant Church
Pope
Priests
Believers
Bible
14
The council of Trent did all of the following EXCEPT
Adopt some of Luther's beliefs
confirm its' core beliefs
tighten discipline among Clergy
end abuses surrounding indulgences
15
NOT a feature of Renaissance art
realistic
gothic
perspective
secular
16
Explanation of the universe according to the Catholic Church
Copernican theory
geocentric theory
heliocentric theory
theory supported by Galileo
17
God viewed all people equally
Diet of Worms
Priesthood of believers
Justification by grace through faith
predestination
18
NOT a characteristic of the Renaissance
Greco-Roman culture
humanism
theology
Individualism
19
Official start of the Protestant Reformation
the Council of Trent
95 Theses
the Renaissance
Peace of Augsburg
20
A particular religious group practicing within a larger faith
sect (denomination)
Protestant Reformation
Christianity
congregation
21
NOT an influence in the start and spread of the Renaissance
wealthy families in Venice and Florence
printing press
support of the Catholic Church
trade routes used by merchants and students
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Outcome of the Protestant Reformation
greater peace in Europe
increase in the power of the Catholic Church
increase in the power of national governments
religious tolerance

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