The Reformation

The Reformation began in...

• England

• France

• Germany

• Switzerland

• America

In what year did the Reformation begin?

• 1457

• 1607

• 1729

• 1517

• 1846

Who was Martin Luther?

• He was an Augustinian monk.

• He worked as a carpenter.

• He supported the Catholoc Church during the Reformation.

• He was just some random person.

Nepotism was...

• Selling and buying of church positions.

• A way to get into heaven.

• Giving a church position to your relative.

• Having more than one church position.

How did Luther protest against the Catholic Church?

• He was very angry but didn't take it any further.

• He convinced people to leave the church.

• He wrote his arguments and nailed them to a church door.

• He decided to leave Germany and live somewhere else.

• He wrote letters to church officials to complain.

How did the Catholic Church respond to Luther's objections?

• The pope ignored it.

• The pope sent a letter.

• The pope agreed with Luther.

• The pope went to see Luther.

What language did Luther write his 95 Theses in?

• German

• English

• the vernacular

• Latin

• French

How many sacraments did Luther's religion have?

• 7

• 3

• 5

• 2

• 6

The clergy were allowed to marry in Luther's church. True or false?

• True

• False

A consequence of the reformation was that...

• cats became the national animal of Germany.

• fisherman went out of business.

• people realised religion was not a big deal.

• there were religious wars in Europe.