Test Review. The Reformation

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1 Test Review The Reformation

2 Which statement was NOT a result of the Protestant Reformation? A. The many years of conflict between Protestants and Catholics B. The rise of capitalism C. Northern Germany hated Martin Luther D. The Pope's authority in Northern Europe ended

3 Which person held the views listed above? A Henry VIII B Elizabeth I C Martin Luther D John Calvin

4 Which of the following most likely resulted from the change shown in this table? A End of the guild system B Stronger monarchies C Higher literacy rates D Decline in secularism

5 Which view was NOT held by Martin Luther? A Salvation by faith alone B Predestination C All humans are equal before God D Bible as the ultimate authority

6 One of the main tenets of Martin Luther's teachings was A salvation could only be achieved through faith B indulgences are a useful tool for salvation C the Pope was the supreme religious authority D the Bible was not a source for religious teachings

7 During the Reformation, Protestantism became the dominant religion in all of the countries of the map EXCEPT A Spain B England C Denmark D Dutch Netherlands

8 Conflict was caused by Church corruption and the widespread selling of A land B precious metals C indulgences D commodities

9 The ideas of the Protestant Reformation were spread by what new invention? A Compass B Biblical press C Printing press D University system

10 Merchants challenged the Catholic Church s view of A the usury B service C piety D land ownership

11 During the Reformation period, German and English nobility disliked the domination of the Church by the A Italians B French C Spanish D Greeks

12 Which statement completes this diagram? A. Priests gave up positions of leadership in their community B. Nobles decided to abandon the beliefs of Christianity C. Beliefs encouraging religious toleration became widely accepted D. New religions that rejected the authority of the Pope were established

13 During the French Reformation, which religious leader changed the focus of the Thirty Years War from a religious conflict to a political conflict? A Cardinal Richelieu B Cardinal John Paul C Cardinal Jon Patel D Cardinal Louis Franc

14 During the Reformation, in which country did the Hapsburg family continue to support the Roman Catholic Church? F 1 G 2 H 3 J 4

15 The Thirty Years' War was between which religious sects? F Martin Luther and John Calvin G Muslims and Catholics H Muslims and Protestants J Protestants and Catholics

16 How did this excerpt prove to be a serious threat to the power of the Roman Catholic Church? A. It showed that Martin Luther was against prayer at universities B. It showed Martin Luther's disdain for war. C. It showed Martin Luther's hatred for anything Cathol ic. D. It showed that Martin Luther no longer believed in th e power of the Pope.

17 The idea that the primary importance is to one's self and not the group is F individualism G Protestantism H Catholicism J communism

18 The spread of Martin Luther s views led to the establishment of A Catholicism B Protestantism C Judaism D Mormonism

19 All of the following are reasons some Europeans challenged the authority of the Catholic Church EXCEPT F church corruption was widespread G European merchants dislike of the church's view on usury H northern Europeans dislike of Italian dominance within the church J the church's constant demand for crusades to recapture the Holy Land

20 Which would best replace the question mark in the last box? F Literary Ideas G Papal Authority H Scientific Thought J Religious Tolerance

21 Martin Luther sparked the Reformation by A preaching throughout Europe B executing Catholic priests C raising an army against the church D posting his Ninety Five Theses

22 Which of the following best completes this diagram? A Freedom of press B Freedom of religion C Freedom of speech D Freedom of petition

23 The Edict of Nantes granted freedom of worshi p to the A Huguenots B Jesuits C Lutherans D Calvinists

24 Why did the Catholic Church start the Inquisition? F To praise Protestant reformers G To punish priests for selling indulgences H To reinforce Catholic doctrine J To convert the Native Americans to Catholicism

25 The Society of Jesus was formed to A spread Catholic Doctrine throughout the world B train for war against Protestants C replace the Pope D spread Protestant ideas in Catholic lands

26 The list describes characteristics that were part of the A Enlightenment B Edict of Nantes C Counter-Reformation D Protestant Reformation

27 The Catholic Church responded to the Protestant Reformation by launching F a writing campaign against the Pope G the Catholic Counter-Reformation H a military campaign to the Holy Land J a naval blockade of England

28 What was the first book printed using Johann Gutenberg's new printing press? A Papal Edicts B The Bible C Aristotle's Teaching D Martin Luther's 95 Thesis

29 In which area did Princes convert to Protestantism during the Reformation, ending authority of the Pope in their states? A Northern Germany B Spain C Russia D Southern France

30 Which person would best complete the table? A Elizabeth I B Louis XIV C Henry VIII D Cardinal Richelieu

31 Which dynasty ruled the Holy Roman Empire and continued to support the Roman Catholic Church after the Reformation? F Hapsburg G Bourbon H Romanov J Tudor

32 One complaint of Martin Luther was the practice of the church selling Indulgences, which is A the Pope selling Vatican property B priests buying worldly goods C the forgiveness of sins for money D the rich buying church positions

33 The Bible was printed in all of these languages EXCEPT A German B French C Italian D English

34 Henry VIII sought a separation from the Catholic Church because A. he personally disliked the Pope B. he wished to be the head of the Protestant Refor mation C. he wanted to execute his second wife D. he wanted to annul his marriage to his first wife

35 Which word is the best synonym for secular? F Strong G Religious H Worldly J Smart

36 Which of the following best completes the graphic? A Reformation spread throughout Europe B Growth of the Catholic Church C Focus on the Church over the individual D Religious tolerance decreased