The Reformation* Flashcards

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  1. A key difference between the Roman Catholic Church and the churches of the Protestant Reformation was that
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Unlike Catholics, Protestants believed that the Bible should be read in a local vernacular instead of Latin

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  1. In which of the following nations was the success of the Reformation the result of the head of state, rather than the people of the nation?
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England

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  1. Which of the following most aided in the spread of the Protestant Reformation?
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The dissemination (distribution) of printed materials

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  1. Which of the following was a primary concern of Martin Luther?
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The worldliness of the Roman Catholic Church

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  1. In which of the following areas did Lutheranism achieve great success?
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Saxony

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  1. The Treaty of Augsburg divided
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Germany into Catholic and Protestant states

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  1. Which of the following was a point of conflict between the papacy and European monarchs in the time BEFORE the Protestant Reformation?
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The appointment of church officials by secular leaders

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  1. Which best describes Europe AFTER the Protestant Reformation?
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Fractured and arguable

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  1. Which Reformation leader brought the movement to Switzerland, calling for a return to personal faith and publicly acknowledging Roman Catholic Church abuses, despite the fact that he, himself was a Roman Catholic priest?
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Huldrych Zwingli

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  1. Which of the following general tenants of Protestantism is most influenced by humanism?
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The belief that individuals should read the bible in their vernacular

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  1. The Council of Trent played an influential role in the development of
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The Counter-Reformation

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  1. All of the following were leaders of the Protestant Reformation EXCEPT
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Ignatius of Loyala

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  1. How did the teachings of John Calvin differ from those of Martin Luther and the Roman Catholic Church.
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Calvin believed in the doctrine of predestination

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  1. Before the Reformation, which group would have been MOST disdainful of the Roman Catholic Church?
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Landed nobles

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  1. Which of the following groups was created in response to the spread of Protestantism?
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Jesuits

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  1. The Society of Jesus was founded by
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Catholics in order to strengthen Catholicism through conversion and education

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  1. Which of the following was NOT the result of the Protestant Reformation
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A general acceptance of religious tolerance and freedom of religion

18
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  1. How did the Roman Catholic Church play an important role in the development of the Renaissance?
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Artists like Michelangelo were patronized by the Roman Catholic Church

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  1. In the 1500s religious wars broke out in all of the following countries EXCEPT
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Italy

20
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  1. John Calvin advocated a theocratic structure of governing which of the following cities
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Geneva

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  1. What circumstances ignited the Protestant Reformation in Germany?
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The Reformation begun in 1517, when Martin Luther, a German monk and university professor, posted his ninety-five theses on the door of the castle church in Wittenberg. Luther argued that the church had to be reformed. The corruption of the RCC, the selling of Indulgences and the Black plague are all circumstances that ignited the Protestant Reformation in Germany.

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  1. How and why did the Protestant Reformation eventually reach England?
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The Protestant Reformation eventually reached England because King Henry the VIII wanted to divorce his old wife and because he wanted a heir. The RCC said that he cant divorce his wife so he started his own religion that would allow him to divorce, The Church of England. This led to people in England to step away from the RCC and opening up to knew religious ideas. As well as the invention of the mechanized printing press, which allowed religious ideas and Bible translations to circulate widely. The desire of many people to read the Bible in the language they spoke at home rather than in Latin.

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  1. Explain the Roman Catholic Church’s response to the Reformation? Explain the outcomes of the Council of Trent.
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The council strove to define the doctrine of the Catholic Church and answer the arguments of members of the Protestant faith, who held that individuals could be in charge of their own faith apart from the clergy. In order to strengthen the role of the clergy, both discipline and education of clergy were increased.