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The Reformation
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1 Who posted the 95 theses to the door of a Catholic Church in Wittenberg?
- AErasmus
- BMartin Luther
- CDe Vinci
- DGalileo
- AErasmus
2What were the 95 theses?
- AThey were statements on how to make the church richer.
- BThey were 94 controversial statements in favor of the church.
- CThey were 95 controversial statements challenging the catholic church.
- DThey were 75 statements in favor of the church.
3Who was Martin Luther?
- AHe was a Roman Monk.
- BHe was a young, German Monk.
- CHe was a priest.
- DHe was a protester against racism.
4What did Martin Luther sought?
- AHe seeked to reform the Roman Catholic Church.
- BHe sought to build another church.
- CHe wanted to change the meaning of the Bible.
- DHe wanted to translate the Bible into English.
- AHe seeked to reform the Roman Catholic Church.
5What did William Tyndale do?
- AHe killed all priests.
- BHe was the first to print the Bible in English.
- CHe wrote influential Christian works.
- DHe developed a theology of non-trinitarian Christianity.
6Did Tyndale claim that the Bible did not support the church’s view that they were the body of Christ on earth?
- ATrue
- BFalse
7What was Luther concerned about the Church doings?
- A Luther was gravely concerned about the way in which getting into heaven was connected with a financial transaction.
- BLuther was concerned that they were not making enough money for the church.
- CHe was worried about the people not paying for their indulgences.
- DHe was concerned about the way they were teaching the Bible.
8What was the Reformation like?
- AIt was really easy to get by.
- BThe Reformation was a very violent period in Europe.
- CProtestants and Catholics got along very well and agreed with each other.
- DThe Church easily gave into the Lutheran idea.
9What was the Protestant Reformation?
- AIt was the 13th-century religious, political, intellectual and cultural upheaval that splintered Catholic Europe.
- BIt was the building of a new church.
- CIt was the 16th-century religious, political, intellectual and cultural upheaval that splintered Catholic Europe
- DIt was a war between all churches
10How did the Catholic church respond after the Reformation?
- AIt grew more spiritual, more literate and more educated.
- BIt failed and never came to success.
- CThe Catholic Church had no one supporting them.
- DIt made people unhappy and killed those who did not support the Catholic Church.
- AIt grew more spiritual, more literate and more educated.
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