Protestant Reformation and Martin Luther

Poll

Pick which historical site you would like to visit the most...

Multiple Choice

Which religion had a dominate (large) control over Western Europe

• Catholicism

• Islam

• Judaism

• Buddhism

Multiple Choice

How much land did the Roman Catholic Church own in Europe?

• 1/3

• 1/2

• 1/4

• 1/5

Excommunication =BAD

Those who don't complete sacraments believe they can not go to heaven!

Multiple Choice

What would happen if you were excommunicated by the church

• You could not receive sacraments but would still go to heaven

• You could not receive sacraments but would maybe go to heaven

• You could not receive sacraments and would not go to heaven

Excommunited

In 1521, Luther refused to recant (take back) his arguments, so he was excommunicated by Pope Leo X and declared an outlaw by Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.

Multiple Choice

Where was Martin Luther from?

• Ireland

• Italy

• Germany

• Fran

Multiple Choice

Angered by Priests selling indulgences he wrote the _________ indulgences

• 93

• 95

• 94

• 955

Multiple Select

What are things that Luther wanted banned from the church (click all that apply)

• Worshiping Jesus

• Indulgences

• Praying to God

• Praying to saints

• Confession

Multiple Choice

True of False: Martin Luther believed Priests should be allowed to get married

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

How did the Catholic church respond to Martin Luther?

• They liked him and thought he had great ideas

• They did not acknowledge his beliefs

• They did not like him and tried to punish him

• They liked him and wanted to partner with him to change the church

Luther's Ideas SPREAD

Many German princes, including Prince Frederick, supported Luther, helping his ideas spread throughout northern Europe.
In 1522, Luther began to organize a new branch of Christianity that became known as Lutheranism.

Luther's Ideas S P R E A D

With the continued support of German princes and local leaders, Luther's church grew.

By 1530, Lutherans were using the name Protestants because they were protesting against the Roman Catholic Church.