MWH Module 2 Section #4 Bellwork

What were the four major world religions by the Middle Ages?

• Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism

• Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism

• Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism

• Christianity, Buddhism, Sikhism, Islam

What was the Protestant Reformation?

• A massive war between Christians and Muslims for control of the Holy Land

• A campaign to unite all religions of the world under one official church to reduce persecution

• A law passed to end corruption in the Catholic Church

• A movement that led to new Christian churches breaking from the Catholic Church

What was the main complaint in Martin Luther’s 95 Theses?

• The sale of indulgences

• The Pope’s authority

• Corrupt kings

• Church decorations

What was a major effect of the printing press?

• The fall of the Catholic Church

• Faster production of handwritten books

• Increased literacy rates

• The rise of feudalism

What was John Locke’s central idea in Two Treatises of Government?

• Government should have absolute power

• Monarchs rule by divine right

• Religion should guide government decisions

• People can overthrow a government that fails to protect their rights

Match the figures to their roles in the Reformation:

• John Calvin

• Wrote the 95 Theses

• Martin Luther

• Spread Protestant ideas, believed in predestination

• Henry VIII

• Led the Counter-Reformation for the Catholic Church

• Pope Paul III

• Created the Church of England

Match the ideas with their descriptions:

• Printing Press

• Catholic Church’s response to the Reformation

• Counter-Reformation

• Government must follow established laws

• Rule of Law

• Life, liberty, and property

• Natural Rights

• Helped spread new ideas quickly

Categorize the following into Protestant Reformation or Counter-Reformation:

Groups:

(a) Protestant Reformation

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(b) Counter-Reformation

• John Calvin

• Jesuits

• Catholic Reforms

• Martin Luther

• 95 Theses

• Council of Trent

Drag and drop the historical events in order:

• John Calvin spreads Protestant beliefs

• The Catholic Church begins the Counter-Reformation

• Martin Luther posts the 95 Theses

• Henry VIII breaks from the Catholic Church

Drag and drop the figures to their contributions:

• John Locke

• 95 Theses

• John Calvin

• Predestination

• Martin Luther

• Printing Press

• Johannes Gutenberg

• Natural Rights