
In which century did the Reformation begin?
17th
16th
15th
14th
What is nepotism?
Selling church positions
Holding more than one position in the church at a given time
Appointing a relative to an important position in the church
Selling prayers to get someone to heaven quicker
How did the Renaissance contribute to the Reformation
The printing press helped to spread ideas
The Pope spread ideas
Luther was an artist
Justification by faith alone
People need to pay the church to get to heaven
The body of Christ is present at Mass
People go to heaven by faith alone
All Christians are equal
Why did Pope Leo X order the sale of indulgences?
To pay for the rebuilding of St. Peter's Basilica
To buy himself a palace
To get people into heaven
To pay for his army
Arguments against indulgences and their sale written by Luther
Edict of Nantes
Edict of Worms
95 Theses
Diet of Worms
What was a Papal Bull?
Written by Luther
Written by the Pope to condemn Luther
Written by Calvin
Written by Erasmus
The belief that God decides whether people will go to heaven or not before they are born introduced by Calvin
Destination
Predestination
Justification
Simony
Calvin's followers in France
Heugenots
Puritans
Catholics
Jews
John Knox's followers in Scotland
Protestants
Christians
Presbyterians
Muslims
The city of God
Paris
London
Geneva
Edinburgh
Act that made Henry head of the new church of England
Act of Inferiority
Act of Supremacy
Act of Dedication
Act of God
The Catholics responded with a meeting of a church council known as
The Council of Augsburg
The council of Westminster
The council of Warminster
The council of Trent
Religious order set up by
Martin Luther
Ignatius Loyola
John Knox
Calvin
A church court set up to try heretics
Inquisition
Conquest
Defeat
Treaty
In 1555, which law said that the prince of each state could decide the religion of his people.
The war of Religion
The Peace of Augsburg
The council of trent
The Act of Supremacy
The French wars of Religion were between which groups?
Presbyterians and Catholics
Puritans and protestants
Muslims and Jews
Catholics and Heugonots
Thirty Yearsâ War 1618â1648 was fought in which country?
France
Germany
England
Ireland
How did the REformation impact Ireland?
The majority of Ireland remained Catholic
Ireland became Protestant
Ireland became Jewish
Ireland became Presbyterian
What is the term used to describe people who are targeted because of their religion?
Persecuted
Hunted
Antagonised
Killed