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chapter 14 section 2-3
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1[blank_start]Martin Luther[blank_end] was a German monk who wanted to reform the Roman Catholic Church.
- AMartin Luther
2[blank_start]indulgences[blank_end] were pardons from punishments of sin. They were sold in Europe to raise money for the Catholic Church.
- Aindulgences
3The purchase of a church position without proper education or training is called [blank_start]simony[blank_end].
- Asimony
4Where did Johann Tetzel sell indulgences to raise money for St. Peter's Basilica?- [blank_start]Wittenburg, Germany[blank_end]
- AWittenburg, Germany
5Pope [blank_start]Leo X[blank_end] sent Johann Tetzel to Wittenburg, Germany to sell [blank_start]indulgences[blank_end] to raise money for St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
- ALeo X
- Bindulgences
6[blank_start]Johann Tetzel[blank_end] was a monk who was sent by Pope Leo X to sell indulgences in Wittenburg, Germany to raise money for St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
- AJohann Tetzel
7Martin Luther nailed his [blank_start]95 Theses[blank_end] to the door of the church. It was a list of [blank_start]95[blank_end] complaints he had about the church and the things he wanted to reform.
- A95 Theses
- B95
8[blank_start]Frederich the Wise[blank_end] was the Elector of [blank_start]Satony[blank_end], and he said he would take care of Martin Luther after he was excommunicated from the church. He did this to gain popularity as prince.
- AFrederich the Wise
- BSatony
9Martin Luther was put in front of a council by [blank_start]Charles V[blank_end] and ordered to renounce what he said against the church. The council was called the [blank_start]Diet of Worms[blank_end].
- ACharles V
- BDiet of Worms
10Small groups that broke away from the Roman Catholic Church to form their own protestant religions were called [blank_start]sects[blank_end].
- Asects
11[blank_start]King Henry VIII[blank_end] ruled England for 36 years and had 6 wives in that time.
- AKing Henry VIII
12The [blank_start]Church[blank_end] of [blank_start]England[blank_end], also known as the [blank_start]Anglican Church[blank_end], was started by King Henry [blank_start]VIII[blank_end] because Pope Clement [blank_start]VII[blank_end] would not give him a divorce.
- AChurch
- BEngland
- CAnglican Church
- DVIII
- EVII
13Pope [blank_start]Clement VII[blank_end] was the pope who refused to give King Henry VIII a divorce.
- AClement VII
14King Henry VIII divorced his first wife, [blank_start]Catherine of Aragon[blank_end], because she didn't give him a son.
- ACatherine of Aragon
15King Henry VIII had his second wife, [blank_start]Anne Boleyn[blank_end], executed because she didn't give him a son.
- AAnne Boleyn
16Henry VIII's third wife's name was [blank_start]Jane Seymour[blank_end].
- AJane Seymour
17The act of being saved; What someone has when they know they are going to go to heaven-- [blank_start]Salvation[blank_end]
- ASalvation
18[blank_start]Protestants[blank_end] were people who broke away from the Roman Catholic Church because they believed that salvation required faith alone and not good deeds as well.
- AProtestants
19The [blank_start]Peace of Augsburg[blank_end] was a temporary settlement for all of the bloodshed over the Reformation. it stated that each prince would decide whether the people in his land would be Catholic or Protestant.
- APeace of Augsburg
20[blank_start]Anabaptists[blank_end] are people who believe that people should only be baptized if they understand what it means and has confessed, repented and wants to be baptized.
- AAnabaptists
21Pope Leo X gave the title, "[blank_start]Defender of the Faith[blank_end]", to King Henry VIII because he defended the church against Martin Luther.
- ADefender of the Faith
22[blank_start]Huldrych Zwingli[blank_end] was burned at the stake for being a heretic because he supported Martin Luther.
- AHuldrych Zwingli
23[blank_start]John Calvin[blank_end], who started the religion of [blank_start]Calvinism[blank_end], preached on the doctrine of predestination.
- AJohn Calvin
- BCalvinism
24People who believe in [blank_start]predestination[blank_end] believe that before you are born, it is already decided whether you are going to go to Heaven or Hell.
- Apredestination
25The [blank_start]elect[blank_end] was the group of people predestined to go to Heaven. Nobody knew for sure who they were, but they were supposedly the richer and more educated people.
- Aelect
26A [blank_start]theocracy[blank_end] is a place where the church rules.
- Atheocracy
27French protestants, also known as [blank_start]huguenots[blank_end], were persecuted in France.
- Ahuguenots
28The [blank_start]Edict of Nantes[blank_end] was a document that granted the Huguenots religious freedom and equal rights to the Catholics.
- AEdict of Nantes
29Pope [blank_start]Paul III[blank_end] tried to combat heresy by bringing in the Inquisition.
- APaul III
30Pope [blank_start]Paul VI[blank_end] tried to combat heresy by establishing the Index of Forbidden Books.
- APaul VI
31Important figures of the Catholic Church met [blank_start]3[blank_end] times over the course of [blank_start]18[blank_end] years with a group called the [blank_start]Council of Trent[blank_end] to discuss making reforms to the Catholic Church.
- ACouncil of Trent
- B18
- C3
32The [blank_start]Inquisition[blank_end], brought in by Pope [blank_start]Paul III[blank_end], was a group that condemned people of being heretics.
- AInquisition
- BPaul III
33The [blank_start]Index of Forbidden Books[blank_end] was a list of literature that Catholics were not allowed to read.
- AIndex of Forbidden Books
34[blank_start]Ignatius Loyola[blank_end] founded the [blank_start]Jesuits[blank_end], or society of Jesus.
- AIgnatius Loyola
- BJesuits
35The papacy had very [blank_start]high[blank_end] prestige in the 1500's.
- Ahigh
- Blow
36Popes seemed [blank_start]more[blank_end] interested in arts than in the spiritual welfare of the people.
- Amore
- Bless
37The money being collected from the people was being used for things in [blank_start]other[blank_end] cities. The people were [blank_start]happy[blank_end] with this.
- Atheir own
- Bother
- Chappy
- Dnot happy
38Most people who spoke out against the church were charged with [blank_start]heresy[blank_end] and received sentences of [blank_start]death[blank_end] or [blank_start]excommunication[blank_end].
- Aheresy
- Bsimony
- Cdeath
- Dexile
- Etime in prison
- Fexcommunication
39Martin Luther was a monk and priest in the Catholic Church, but first he became a _________ to please his father.
- ADoctor
- BLawyer
- CFarmer
40What group ordered Martin Luther to renounce what he said about the church?
- ACouncil of Trent
- BDiet of Worms
- CThe Inquisition
41King Henry VIII was told he could not divorce his wife by many people. Who finally let him divorce his wife? [blank_start]Archbishop of Canterbury[blank_end]
- AArchbishop of Canterbury
42List, in order, the Tudor Monarchs.
[blank_start]Henry VII[blank_end], [blank_start]Henry VIII[blank_end], [blank_start]Edward VI[blank_end], [blank_start]Elizabeth I[blank_end], [blank_start]Mary I[blank_end]- AHenry VII
- BHenry VIII
- CEdward VI
- DElizabeth I
- EMary I
43List, in order, Henry VIII's six wives.
[blank_start]Catherine of Aragon[blank_end] , [blank_start]Anne Boleyn[blank_end] , [blank_start]Jane Seymour[blank_end] , [blank_start]Anne of Cleaves[blank_end] , [blank_start]Catherine Howard[blank_end] , and [blank_start]Catherine Parr[blank_end].- ACatherine of Aragon
- BAnne Boleyn
- CJane Seymour
- DAnne of Cleaves
- ECatherine Howard
- FCatherine Parr
44King Henry VIII took land away from [blank_start]dfjhbbfajhjfhf[blank_end] and gave it to [blank_start]fbalidfbalsdbf[blank_end].
- Amonasteries and convents
- Bhis followers
- Cmonasteries and convents
- Dhis followers
45People learned to [blank_start]read[blank_end] so that they could access the information in the Bible directly.
- Aread
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- World History Honors mrs. bignell chapter 14 section 2-3
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