World History - TEST 5 (Ch 13-15) short answer Flashcards
this Roman church court was established to investigate matters of alleged heresy
Inquisition
he invented the movable-type printing press
Johann Gutenberg
name of the statements by Martin Luther that began the Protestant Reformation
Ninety-five Theses
this movement was a response to the Protestant Reformation
Counter-Reformation
this nation was formed from ancient Gaul
France
this “lady king” of Denmark ruled from Finland to Greenland
Margrete
this nation led the way in the great age of exploration
Portugal
the English author perhaps the greatest writer the world has ever known
William Shakespeare
she led the French during the Hundred Years’ War and known as the “Maid of Orleans”
Joan of Arc
William the Silent led this country in its independence of Spain
the Netherlands
the line of kings the Henry II of England began
Plantagenet
Mary Tudor’s nickname because of her persecution of English Protestants
“Bloody Mary”
he attacked and raided Spanish ships for England
Sir Francis Drake
this was a civil war in Germany and the Holy Roman Empire over politics and religion
Thirty Years’ War
for almost 300 years, the Holy Roman Emperors were the Hapsburg family of this country
Austria
this nation is known for the continuous policy of national neutrality
Switzerland
he called the first meeting of Parliament in 1265
Simon de Montfort
this “Peace..,” gave official approval for territorial, state-established churches in Germany
Peace of Augsburg
when Henry Tudor won the Wars of the Roses, it brought victory to this family
Lancaster
the nation that won the Hundred Years’ War
France
this king dissolved Parliament in 1629, beginning the “Eleven Years’ Tyranny”
Charles I
they fought the English Civil War for divine right of kings
the Cavaliers
Essay: tell how the Roman church responded to Martin Luther’s reforms
- declared Luther a heretic
- ordered his books burned
- excommunicated Luther from the church
Essay: explain at least three reforms Luther brought to the Roman church
- translated the New Testament into German
- promoted education for all people
- changed the church service