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The German Reformation
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1Erasmsus
- ASupported
- BAgainst
- CNeither
2Peace of Augsburg
- A1550
- B1555
- C1545
3Diet of Augsburg
- A1548-9
- B1547-8
4Battle of Muhlberg
- ASchmalkadlic army won!?
- Bin Saxony
- C1547
- D1546
5Diet of Regensburg
- ACharles main priority was to solve religious disputes
- B1546
- CCharles V's main priority was to finalise his alliance with Maurice of Saxony
6An Appeal to the Christian Nobility of the German nation
- A1521
- B1520
- CTelling the princes to end the reformation
- DTelling the princes to take control and oversee reform
- EWritten in Latin
- FWritten in German
- GBefore the excommunication
- HAfter the excommunication
7The Babylonish captivity of the Church
- A1521
- B1520
- CWritten in German
- DWritten in Latin
- EBaptism, the Eucharist and Mass were had no grounding in scripture
- FBaptism, the Eucharist and penance were had no grounding in scripture
8The liberty of the Christian man
- A1521
- B1520
- CAgainst the idea of spiritual hierarchy and superiority
- DFor the idea of spiritual hierarchy and superiority
9Andreas Kaelstadt
- AAgainst the Zwickau Profits
- BFor the Zwickau Profits
- COversaw thew reformation whilst Luther was in Wartburg castle
- DBelieved in Iconoclasm
10Diet of Augsburg
- A1530
- B1555
- CAim of restoring unit within the church
- DAim of finalising alliance with Maurice of Saxony
- EAim of gaining support to fight the Ottoman Turks
11The Augsburg Confession
- A1550
- B1530
- CAimed to define Lutheranism
- DAimed to end Lutheranism
- ELutheranism now believed that peace could be reached
- FLutheranism now abandoned the search for a compromise
12Schmalkaldic League
- A1530
- B1531
- C10 Imperial free cities joined
- D7 Imperial free cities joined
- EPurely defensive alliance
- FThere were political and financial advantages, such as secularisation
13Peace of Nuremburg
- A1555
- B1532
- CCharles wanted to make peace with the S league
- DCharles made peace with the S league because he needed help with his fight agains the Ottomans
- ES league had little power
- FA league was very powerful
14Colloquy of Regensberg
- A1540
- B1541
- CAttempt for Charles to gain alliance with Maurice of Saxony
- DAttempt to find common ground between Catholic and Lutheran faiths
- ESuccess
- FFailure
1512 articles of memmingen
- ARepresented the views of all
- BOnly represented the views of the better off peasants
- COnly represented the views of the poorest peasants
16Thomas Munzer
- AVery radical
- BIconoclasm
- CPreparing for the second coming of christ
17Against the murdering thieving hordes of Peasants
- ACalled the princes to crush the rebellion
- BCalled the princes to oversee the rebellions
18Admonition to peace
- ASupporting of the Peasants
- BAgainst the actions of the peasants
19Papal Bull of Excommunication
- A1520
- B1521
- CBull gave Luther 30 days to recant
- DBull gave Luther 60 days to recant
- ECalled the Pope was the anti-christ
- FCalled Charles was the anti-christ
20Luther restores order
- A1521
- B1522
- CHe delivered nine sermons
- DHe delivered eight sermons
- ELuther showed his radicalism
- FLuther showed his conservatism
21Luthers meeting with Cardinal Cajetan
- A1519
- B1518
- CCajetan was sent to deliver the Papal Bull
- DCajetan was sent to make Luther aware of the errors in his beliefs
22Luthers meeting with Cardinal Cajetan
- A1519
- B1518
- CCajetan was sent to deliver the Papal Bull
- DCajetan was sent to make Luther aware of the errors in his beliefs
23The 95-Theses
- A31st October 1517
- B31st October 1520
- CWritten in German
- DWritten in Latin
- ENailed to door of Wartburg Castle
- FNailed to door of Wittenberg Church
24Diet of Worms
- A1521
- B1520
25Frederick the wise
- ALuthers friend
- BLuthers enemy
- CCaptured Luther
26Frederick the wise
- ALuthers friend
- BLuthers enemy
- CCaptured Luther
27Luther's meeting with Eck
- ALeipzig
- BWittenberg
- C1520
- D1519
- ELuther compared himself to the 15th century heretic Jan Hus
28How many copies of Luther's works were printed?
- A200,000
- B300,000
- C30,000
- D40,000
29How many of the Luther's German Bible was sold?
- A300,000
- B200,000
- CIn 2 Years
- DIn 12 years
- EIn 10 months
30How long did it take for the 95 theses to get across Germany?
- A2 days
- B2 weeks
- C2 months
31Luthers Catechisms...
- ASummaries of his teachings for children and adults
- BFor the illiterate
- CFor those who needed guidance to interpret its meaning
32The Knights War
- A1523
- B1520
- C1522
33The Knights War
- AImperial Knights
- BThey disliked Luther
- CThey disliked influence of the Pope
- DUlrich Von Hutten was a Imperial Knight
- EFrederick the Wise was a Imperial Knight
341st Diet of Speyer
- ATemporally suspended the Edict of Worms
- BCharles the V attended
- CCharles V was away with foreign issues
- DAllowed protestantism to spread
351st Diet of Speyer
- ATemporally suspended the Edict of Worms
- BCharles the V attended
- CCharles V was away with foreign issues
- DAllowed protestantism to spread
362nd Diet of Speyer
- ACondemned the agreement made at the first Diet of Speyer
- BAgreed with the agreement made at the first Diet of Speyer
- CSpeyer was an Imperial Free City
- DSpeyer wasn't an imperial free city
372nd Diet of Speyer
- ACondemned the agreement made at the first Diet of Speyer
- BAgreed with the agreement made at the first Diet of Speyer
- CSpeyer was an Imperial Free City
- DSpeyer wasn't an imperial free city
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- History (1485-1529) Quiz on The German Reformation, created by Molly Benbow on 11/05/2014.
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