Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a tenet?

A

a belief (don’t stress this question)

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2
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What are the beliefs of the forerunners of the reformation?

A

❖ the Bible is the sole authority

❖ Christ is the head of the church

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3
Q

One of the strongest voices of protest against the wickedness in the Roman Church came from the Englishman _____.

A

John Wycliffe

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4
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Who is known as the Morning Star of the Reformation?

A

John Wycliffe

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5
Q

What were the followers of Wycliffe known as?

A

Lollards

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6
Q

Wycliffe’s views influenced the Bohemian reformer _____.

A

John Huss

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7
Q

The _____ condemned John Huss to die at the stake.

A

Council of Constance

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8
Q

What does recant mean?

A

to renounce ones beliefs

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9
Q

John Huss was condemned to die, but given the chance to recant to save his life. Did he?

A

No, he said “I shall die with joy today in the faith of the gospel which I have preached”

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10
Q

Other than John Huss, Who else did the Council of Constance condemn?

A

John Wycliffe

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11
Q

Who translated the Bible from Latin to English?

A

John Wycliffe

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12
Q

_____’s courageous stand against the Roman Catholic Church sparked the religious upheaval known as the Protestant Reformation.

A

Martin Luther

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13
Q

(What is) Sola fide?

A

justification by faith alone

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14
Q

In 1514 Pope _____ launched a campaign to complete the rebuilding of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome.

A

Leo X (the tenth)

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15
Q

In order to raise the needed money to completer the rebuilding of Sr. Peter’s Basilica, Leo sent out agents to sell certificates of _____.

A

indulgence

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16
Q

According to Catholicism, _____ granted pardon from the punishment of sins.

A

indulgences

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17
Q

What city is associated with Johann Tetzel?

A

Wittenberg

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18
Q

The theory of gaining heaven by merit and thus having excess or extra to place in a bank used for salvation (Roman Catholic tradition and not rooted in biblical teachings) is known as the _____.

A

treasury of saints

19
Q

Who nailed the 95 Thesis on the castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany?

A

Martin Luther

20
Q

Give the Month, Day, and Year that Martin Luther nailed the 95 Thesis to the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany.

A

October 31, 1517

21
Q

Who did Luther meet in the Leipzig Debate?

A

Johann Eck

22
Q

To what city was Luther summoned to appear before the princes, bishops, and emperor of the Holy Roman Empire? (and who was the emperor who presided over the assembly?)

A

the Diet of Worms

Charles V

23
Q

In 1530, _____, Luther’s close friend and coworker, drew the chief doctrines for which Luther and his followers contended.

A

Philip Melanchthon

Augusburg Confession

24
Q

Who wrote “A Mighty Fortress is our God”?

A

Martin Luther

25
Q

Between the years 1522 and 1546 Charles V fought several wars with his chief rival, _____, the king of France

A

Francis I

26
Q

Who was the leader of the Ottoman Turks?

A

Suleiman

27
Q

In _____, the year of Luther’s death, Charles began his attack on the German Protestants.

A

1546

28
Q

In 1555 a compromise settlement was reached in the _____. It allowed each prince the right to choose whether his territory would be Lutheran or Roman Catholic.

A

Peace of Augusburg

29
Q

Martin Luther had his 95 Thesis;

_____ had his 67 Conclusions.

A

Zwingli

30
Q

Why were the Anabaptists called the Anabaptists (or “rebaptizers”)?

A

because they were christened in the Roman Catholic church, but they didn’t believe that was right, so they were baptized again (like we do today)

31
Q

The Anabaptists were pacifists. What does that mean?

A

they believed that a Christian should not take up arms against anyone, even in time of war

32
Q

Who was the most famous and influential Protestant reformer after Martin Luther?

A

John Calvin

33
Q

What city did john Calvin spend the night in and end up becoming the preacher of their church?

A

Geneva

34
Q

Who were the five Tudor rulers?

A
☃ Henry VII
☃ Henry VIII
☃ Edward VI
☃ Mary I
☃ Elizabeth I
35
Q

ho was the King who’s wife couldn’t give him a child, so he divorced her by appointing a new archbishop if Canterbury, and married another woman?

A

Henry VIII

36
Q

Who was the archbishop that Henry VIII appointed?

A

Thomas Cranmer

37
Q

Who was Henry VIII’s son who became king when he was only 9yrs old?

A

Edward VI

38
Q

When Edward VI died at age _____ his half-sister _____ became queen.

A

Mary I

39
Q

Was Mary I a good queen?

A

No, she killed many and is known as “Bloody Mary”

40
Q

When Mary I died, her half-sister _____ became queen.

A

Elizabeth I

41
Q

The statement of faith known as the _____ reveals the extent of Protestant gains during Edward’s reign.

A

Forty-two Articles

42
Q

The Elizabethan Settlement laid the foundation for the Church of England, aka the _____ durring Elizabeth I’s rule.

A

Anglican Church

43
Q

When Charles V abdicated in 1556, _____ became the ruler of the Hapsburg territories in Spain, the Netherlands, and the New World.

A

Philip II