The Reformation QuizDO NOT WRITE ON THIS PAPER
1. What was the state of the Catholic Church during the early Renaissance?
A. The Church was the most charitable, caring, and respected establishment in Europe.
B. The Church had become a military force that focused only on Crusades.
C. During the Renaissance, the Catholic Church actually did not exist.
D. The Church had become focused on money, and many Europeans pushed for reforms.
2. Who were the leaders of the reformation of European Christianity during the Renaissance?
A. Aristotle, Erasmus, Pythagoras
B. Luther, Gutenberg, Bentham
C. Martin Luther King, Calvin, Hobbes
D. Martin Luther, John Calvin, Erasmus
3. During the early 1500s, what did Martin Luther do in Europe that forever changed Christianity?
A. Martin Luther broke away from the Catholic Church and started the first Protestant church.
B. Martin Luther burned many Catholic churches in Germany.
C. Marin Luther kidnapped the pope and wrote the 95 Theses as a ransom note.
D. All of these
4. How did Calvinism (the ideas of John Calvin) influence ideas about government?
A. People wanted a government with no laws.
B. Calvin wanted a strong, religious government with little freedom for people.
C. People began to think they should be able to elect (choose) government leaders.
D. Calvinism rejected the ideas of government.
5. How did religious wars affect Europe after the 1600s?
A. After the 1600s, most of Europe was destroyed and poor.
B. After the 1600s, the Catholic Church re-emerged as the strongest religious power in Europe.
C. England and France emerged as strong European nations, while Spain and the Holy Roman Empire became weak.
D. Europe remained largely unchanged by religious wars.
6. ______is a religious movement that produced a new form of Christianity called Protestantism.
7. ______is a pardon, or forgiveness of sin you could buy from the church
8. ______is a type of Chrisianity created by Martin Luther.
9. ______is a belief in the worth of the individual and reason as a path to knowledge.
10. Johann Gutenberg invented the ______.Indulgence: a pardon, or forgiveness, of a sin
• religious movement that produced a new form of Christianity called Protestantism
•a religious movement that produced a new form of Christianity called Protestantism
•a religious movement that produced a new form of Christianity called Protestantism
The Reformation QuizDO NOT WRITE ON THIS PAPER
1. What was the state of the Catholic Church during the early Renaissance?
A. The Church was the most charitable, caring, and respected establishment in Europe.
B. The Church had become a military force that focused only on Crusades.
C. During the Renaissance, the Catholic Church actually did not exist.
D. The Church had become focused on money, and many Europeans pushed for reforms.
2. Who were the leaders of the reformation of European Christianity during the Renaissance?
A. Aristotle, Erasmus, Pythagoras
B. Luther, Gutenberg, Bentham
C. Martin Luther King, Calvin, Hobbes
D. Martin Luther, John Calvin, Erasmus
3. During the early 1500s, what did Martin Luther do in Europe that forever changed Christianity?
A. Martin Luther broke away from the Catholic Church and started the first Protestant church.
B. Martin Luther burned many Catholic churches in Germany.
C. Marin Luther kidnapped the pope and wrote the 95 Theses as a ransom note.
D. All of these
4. How did Calvinism (the ideas of John Calvin) influence ideas about government?
A. People wanted a government with no laws.
B. Calvin wanted a strong, religious government with little freedom for people.
C. People began to think they should be able to elect (choose) government leaders.
D. Calvinism rejected the ideas of government.
5. How did religious wars affect Europe after the 1600s?
A. After the 1600s, most of Europe was destroyed and poor.
B. After the 1600s, the Catholic Church re-emerged as the strongest religious power in Europe.
C. England and France emerged as strong European nations, while Spain and the Holy Roman Empire became weak.
D. Europe remained largely unchanged by religious wars.