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The Reformation
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Reformers and the Church
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Christian humanists believed that people should
fast on major religious holidays.
show respect for sacred relics.
make pilgrimages to holy sites.
read basic texts on Christianity.
2
The monks who became soldiers and teachers were the
Cistercians.
Jesuits.
Benedictines.
Carmelites.
3
The Catholic Counter-Reformation
proved Protestantism a false doctrine
denied the pope supremacy over the Church.
reshaped the curriculum of Church teachings.
removed corruption from the papacy.
4
The founder of the Society of Jesus was
Andren of Boeblingen
Ignatius of Loyola
Henry of England
Teresa of Avila
5
Luther said that a Christian could be saved through
all of the above.
purchasing multiple indulgences at a discount price.
doing good works.
faith alone.
6
The Edict of Worms made
Henry VIII respected by the pope.
Martin Luther an outlaw.
Geneva a place to exile John Calvin.
Ulrich Zwingli leader of the Swiss.
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Abuses by the Catholic Church were attacked in
by 7 Deadly Sins.
the 95 Theses.
10 Commandments.
101 Dalmatians.
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The English Reformation was different in that it
departed radically from traditional catholic teachings.
gave the state no control over religious doctrine.
was rooted in politics rather than religion.
maintained an alliance with the pope in England.
9
The Holy Roman Empire made peace with the German princes to
reclaim territories seized by state governments.
encourage Protestants to convert back to Catholicism.
keep the Empire safe from attacks by other enemies.
form a strategic alliance.
10
The Council of Trent
agreed to burn Jews at the stake.
thought true Christians were a God-fearing people.
reaffirmed traditional Catholic teachings.
tried heretics including anyone who was Protestant.
11
Because Anabaptists were adamant in their views on religion, they were
regarded as experts in Biblical interpretation.
hung in cages from the church steeple in Munster.
tolerated.
not considered citizens of the state for public matters.
12
A movement that combined classical learning and individualism with Catholic reform was
Lutheranism
Anabaptism
Protestantism
Christian humanism
13
Luther's ideal of married life included
all of these choices.
woman subservient to her husband.
taking care of the house and kids.
the wife remaining at home while the man works.
14
The Peace of Augsburg meant that
the Anglican Church would be recognized in Germany.
Lutherans were not allowed in Augsburg.
German princes could choose the religion of their people.
German states decided to be Catholic or Protestant.
15
Lutherans and Calvinists couldn't agree on the doctrine of
clerical celibacy.
papal authority.
predestination.
ministries.