Protestant Reformation

According to the passage above, why doesn’t Luther believe in the pope or councils?

• they proclaim that the Church is the only way to obtain salvation and entrance into heaven

• they have become controlled by the monarchs of many European kingdoms

• they spend too much time helping the poor and sick instead of focusing on spiritual things

• they have made many mistakes when it comes to teaching of the Bible

According to the passage, why is Luther unwilling to retract (take back) anything?

• he believed he had the support of many monarchs

• he believed the Pope had to take back his hurtful saying first

• he believed it was not right or safe to go against one’s conscious

• he believed the Pope owed him an apology for his excommunication

"a way to reduce the amount of punishment one has to undergo for sins through monetary payment" The definition above is that of

• an indulgence

• a church land tax

• a baptism blessing

• a priestly confession

The map shows that

• Germany was divided between the split in Christianity

• Most of Europe followed Luther

• The strongest support for Luther was in Italy

• Luther’s ideas had little effect on Christianity in Europe

Fill in the blank: The main beliefs of the Reformers include Authority of Scripture alone, The Bible translated into the common language, and ________.

• Predestination

• Indulgences

• Salvation by faith alone

• Church hierarchy

Which of the following was a Catholic nation during the Reformation?

• Netherlands

• Sweden

• Portugal

• England

Fill in the blank: The Bible was translated into the ________ language as one of the main beliefs of the Reformers.

• ancient

• common

• Latin

• Greek

Which of the following best completes the information on the graphic to the left?

• an indulgence

• a land purchase

• a bible translation

• list of 10 Commandments

Johannes Gutenberg is credited with inventing the ____.

• 95 Theses

• Bible

• Printing Press

• Predestination

This invention helped the reformation

• Town Centers

• Schools

• Pen and Paper

• The Printing Press