THE REFORMATION - QUIZ

The Protestant reformation can be defined as...

• Religious revolution to create only one religion.

• Religious reform movement that led to the founding of other branches of Cristianity.

• The process of spearing Cristiniaty to Ireland

• Period of time in which the church was not very powerful

Who invented the printed press?

Which was a major reason for the Reformation?

• Europeans merchants payed taxes to the Roman Catholic Chruch

• The Church wanted to rule France

• Martin Luther could interpret the bible better

• The Pope insisted that everyone had to speak Latin

What did Martin Luther think about indulgences?

• Disagreed with them because just God can forgive your sins, not the church.

• Didn't like then because they were hard to find.

• Like them because the church was gettinng more money

What did the printing press allowed?

• Decrease lecture

• Destruction of the word of God

• Spreading the latin interpretation of the bible

• Increase the lecture of the Bible to more languages

Thanks to the Reformation, what did the Catholic church lost?

• Money, power and followers

• Nothing

• A meeting with the Pope at the time

• A war

Mark the 3 criticisms the Catholic Church received

• The Church was teaching the truth

• Corruption

• Popes were scaping

• The Church was getting rich with indulgences

• Only priests were allowed to read the bible

What is heresy?

• Pardon for sins

• A split from the Catholic church that created new branches

• System where priests rule the name of God

• The crime of holding a belief that goes against established doctrine

What religious disagreement led to the start of the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century?

• Conflict over royal succession

• Dispute over trade routes

• Differences in religious doctrines and practices

• Territorial disputes between European powers

Why did Martin Luther write the "95 Theses"?

• To demand changes in the government.

• To express complaints about the selling of forgiveness and spark changes in the Catholic Church.

• To suggest ways to make the Church unfair for everyone.

• To criticize new ideas about religion.