Crash Course European History - Reformation Consequences Quiz

What was the main reason for monarchs to centralize and professionalize the exercise of state power?

• To support global expansion

• To encourage religious diversity

• To increase tax collection

• To promote cultural activities

Who was the French reformer known for starting a theocracy in Geneva?

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

• Henry VIII

• Thomas More

What was the concept introduced by Jean Calvin that stated God had determined the salvation of humans before the creation of the world?

• Gallicanism

• Iconoclasm

• Reformation

• Predestination

Which monarch declared himself as the head of the Church of England?

• Charles V

• Henry IV

• Philip II

• Henry VIII

Who became the Queen of England after the death of King Edward VI?

• Catherine of Aragon

• Elizabeth I

• Mary Queen of Scots

• Anne Boleyn

What event led to the division and conflict in France between Catholics and Protestants?

• The Spanish Armada

• The War of the Roses

• The St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

• The Peace of Augsburg

Who issued the Edict of Nantes in 1598, allowing Protestantism in the French Kingdom?

• Henry IV

• Philip II

• Charles V

• Henry VIII

What did the Protestant Reformation encourage common people, including women and girls, to do?

• Learn to read

• Start businesses

• Join the military

• Travel to new lands

What did Luther argue for in terms of women's role in public life?

• Limited role in public life

• No role in public life

• Inequality in public life

• Equality in public life

What were the major changes that occurred in Europe as a result of the conflicts over religion?

• Spread of democracy

• Increased political turmoil

• Decline of monarchies

• Consolidation of government