The Catholic Reformation

The Jesuits, led by ______, helped the Catholic Reformation by reviving Catholicism in Europe and spreading the faith to the New World.

• Martin Luther

• Christopher Columbus

• John Calvin

• Ignatius of Loyola

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Which of the following were actions the Catholic Church took to reform itself? Circle all that apply.

• created the Index of Forbidden Books

• built walls around major Catholic cities to keep out Protestants

• took steps to reform corrupt practices within the Church

• established new religious orders such as the Jesuits

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What action did Pope Paul III take at the start of the Catholic Reformation/Counter-Reformation?

What was the cause of the Catholic Reformation/Counter-Reformation?

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As a result of the Catholic Reformation/Counter-Reformation, what was the condition of the Catholic Church in the second half of the 1500s?

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What is the relationship between the Society of Jesus and the Catholic Reformation?

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How did Ignatius and the Jesuits help the Catholic Reformation/Counter-Reformation?

Why did Pope Paul III call together the Council of Trent?

Which situation was the inspiration for the Reformation?

• the renewal of art during the Renaissance

• the return of soldiers fighting the Crusades

• corruption and problems in the Catholic Church

• an economic boom that led to a larger middle class

When Martin Luther posted the 95 Theses, what was his original intention?

• Luther wanted to reform the church.

• Luther wanted to split the church.

• Luther wanted to be the leader of the church.

• Luther wanted more indulgences to be sold.

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