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Religious Change

Jessica Fisher 10 preguntas

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  1. 1What caused major division surrounding religion in Europe in the 16th century?
    1. AThe Reformation
    2. BThe Scientific Revolution
    3. CThe Renaissance
    4. DThe Technological Revolution
  2. 2What two things did Protestantism put emphasis on?
    1. APurity
    2. BAn individual's relationship with God
    3. CThe transcendence of God
    4. DMiracles
  3. 3What two things did the Catholic Church call on people to do?
    1. ABe more personally responsible for leading a moral life
    2. BProtecting themselves from evil
    3. CDenouncing Protestantism in any form
    4. DImprove their relationship with God
  4. 4What did English Puritans in the 1630s refer to Protestantism as?
    1. A"The Great Whore of Babylon"
    2. B"The Evil of Babylon"
    3. C"The Great Whore of Eden"
    4. D"The Evil of Eden"
  5. 5Many Protestants began to view the Catholic Church as not just as flawed or in error but actually an [blank_start]instrument of the devil[blank_end]. The Catholic Church initially viewed the various strands of Protestantism as the latest iteration of devil inspired heresy sent to challenge its authority and it used its usual weapon against heresy, [blank_start]the Inquisition[blank_end], to deal with it. However, the rise of Protestantism triggered a reform movement within the Catholic Church to try to eliminate many of the criticisms made by Protestant reformers by launching the [blank_start]Counter Reformation[blank_end], although the different strands of Christianity remained very different in terms of their teaching on key ideas. Wars were fought between Catholic and Protestant powers in what seemed to be about nothing less than battles for the soul of Europe. The Thirty Years War between [blank_start]1618[blank_end] and [blank_start]1648[blank_end] was just one of many conflicts both domestic and between states triggered by the religious divisions caused by the Reformation.
    1. Ainstrument of the devil
    2. Bforce of evil
    3. Cway of communicating with evil spirits
    4. Dindictment of witches
    5. Ethe Inquisition
    6. Ftorture
    7. Gthe Bible
    8. Hwitch trials
    9. ICounter Reformation
    10. JSecond Reformation
    11. KDual Reformation
    12. LPro Reformation
    13. M1618
    14. N1614
    15. O1616
    16. P1620
    17. Q1648
    18. R1638
    19. S1658
    20. T1644
  6. 6Some historians say there is a correlation between which two things?
    1. AThe intensity of prosecutions of witches
    2. BThe extent of religious divisions
    3. CThe states where Protestantism was the main belief
    4. DThe states where Catholicism was the main belief
  7. 7In what two places was witch hunting apparently the most severe?
    1. APlaces where large religious minorities lived
    2. BPlaces where the people of one state adhered to a different religion to their neighbours
    3. CPlaces where small religious minorities lived
    4. DPlaces where there was a mix of religious beliefs within one state
  8. 8The Reformation [blank_start]increased[blank_end] Europeans' fear of the devil and for many Catholics, [blank_start]Protestantism[blank_end] itself appeared to be the work of Satan. Luther and [blank_start]Calvin[blank_end] stressed the devil's presence in the world and Luther saw his [blank_start]whole life[blank_end] as a struggle against Satan. Their concern at the threat posed by the devil [blank_start]encouraged[blank_end] their followers to take action.
    1. Aincreased
    2. Bdecreased
    3. Ccreated
    4. DProtestantism
    5. Ethe Church
    6. FPuritanism
    7. GPresbyterianism
    8. HCalvin
    9. IKramer
    10. JSprenger
    11. KWeber
    12. Lwhole life
    13. Mwork
    14. Ntranslation of the Bible
    15. Oencouraged
    16. Pdiscouraged
  9. 9Protestant reformers tried to purify their faith by eradicating Catholic superstitious beliefs and practices. What two things did they do?
    1. AEliminated vestiges
    2. BSuppressed magic
    3. CEradicating the Eucharist
    4. DRemoving the teaching of Divine Mercy
  10. 10The Reformation bred a determination to create a [blank_start]godly[blank_end] state. There was a considerable amount of legislation against [blank_start]moral[blank_end] offences, with sodomy, fornication, prostitution and adultery all coming under attack, as did witchcraft. Catholics persecuted witches to [blank_start]purify[blank_end] their society and show themselves as [blank_start]defenders[blank_end] of Christianity. The Reformation also established the [blank_start]Bible[blank_end] as the sole source of religious truth for most Protestants and [blank_start]Exodus[blank_end] says "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live".
    1. Agodly
    2. Bgood
    3. Cperfect
    4. Dmoral
    5. Eheretical
    6. F'magical'
    7. Gevil
    8. Hpurify
    9. Iimprove
    10. Jdamage
    11. Ksolidify
    12. Ldefenders
    13. Msoldiers
    14. NBible
    15. OLuther Bible
    16. PCalvinist Bible
    17. QExodus
    18. RGenesis

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(Reasons for the Growth in Persecution of Witches) History - Witches Test sobre Religious Change, creado por Jessica Fisher el 23/12/2019.
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