8th Grade Ch 14 Test

True or False: In 1801 the emperor Napoleon and Pope Pius VII signed a treaty known as the Civil Constitution of the Clergy.

• True

• False, known as the Concordat of 1801

True or False: In 1773 Pope Clement XIV issued a decree suppressing the Jesuits in every Catholic country in the world.

• True

• False, Emperor Napoleon

True or False: In 1790 the Civil Constitution of the Clergy required that bishops in France by appointed by the pope.

• True

• False, bishops were appointed by the civil assemblies

True or False: In 1814 Pope Pius VII restored the Society of Jesus to help him revive and rebuild the Church.

• True

• False, restored the French National Assembly

The section of central Italy governed by the pope was known as ___.

• the Estates-General

• the Papal States

• Venice

• Tuscany

During the French Revolution the ____ abolished taxes, collected by the Church, took control of Church property, and dissolved all monastic orders.

• Jesuits

• Hapsburg

• Bourbons

• National Assembly

Which of the following is not part of the Concordat of 1801?

• permission, payment, and loyalty oaths were required to hold religious services

• recognized the pope as head of the French Church

• freedom of worship was guaranteed to Catholics throughout France

• seminaries, schools, hospitals, and charitable institutions were opened

What did the decrees passed in France by mid-1795 restore for Catholics?

• freedom and wisdom

• faith and peace

• love and joy

• life and forgivness

In 1790 the French National Assembly passed a law called the Civil Constitution of the _____ under which bishops and priests were to be appointed or elected by civil assemblies.

At the beginning of the eighteenth century, the two leading royal families of Catholic Europe were the ____ , in Austria, and the

____ , in France.