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Jeopardy Key Figures Vocabulary Terms France England Germany Spain 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

This French reformer believed in predestination and founded a church in Geneva

What is John Calvin? A 100

This was the name given to French protestants who fought with Catholics in the Religious Wars

Who were the Huguenots? A 200

During this event French protestants were slaughtered in the streets by Catholics, leading to the Fourth War of Religion. A 300

What was the Saint Bartholomew's day massacre?

This granted religious freedom to most of France.

What was the edict of Nantes?

After King Henry II was killed in a jousting accident and his son Francis II died at the age of 15, Catherine, a member of this renowned Renaissance family ruled France as a regent for her son Charles IX. A 500

Who are the Medici Family?

This English King declared himself head of the church in England when the Pope refused to grant him a divorce. B 100

Who is Henry VIII? B 100

This early reformer wanted to translate the bible into English so that people could access the knowledge contained within it directly. B 200

Who was William Tyndale? B 200

This daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon persecuted Protestants after becoming Queen of England. B 300

Who was Mary I, a.k.a. Bloody Mary?

This is the number of wives that Henry VIII had throughout his lifetime.

What is Six? B 400

She was the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, eventually becoming Queen of England after the death of her half sister. B 500

Who was Elizabeth I? B 500

He became famous for his reforms after nailing the 95 Thesis to a cathedral door.

Who is Martin Luther? C 100

These passes to get out of purgatory more quickly were sold by the Catholic church, upsetting many of the reformers. C 200

What are indulgences? C 200

This treaty created independent states in what would become Germany, ending the Holy Roman Empire.

What is the treaty of Westphalia? C 300

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

This early reformer stood out from the others in that he did not want to destroy the Catholic Church. C 400

Who was Desiderius Erasmus? . C 400

This war between Protestants and Catholics in Central Europe led to more independent governments and advanced the idea of Federalism. C 500

What is the Thirty Years’ War? C 500

This Catholic Order was created to educate people and spread Catholicism around the world.

Who were the Jesuits? D 100

During this time period people of all religions co-existed and prospered on the Iberian peninsula.

What is the Golden Age of Spain?

This church, driven by the Spanish Inquisition drove all members of other belief systems out of Spain. D 300

What is the Catholic church? D 300

This is what you call people who attempt to spread their religious beliefs to other parts of the world. D 400

What are missionaries? D 400

The Spanish spread Catholicism to these newly discovered continents to the west.

What are the Americas? D 500

This was the Catholic response to the Protestant reformation

What was the Counter-Reformation or the Council of Trent?

This is the part of Europe where the Reformation took hold.

What is Northern Europe?

The name used for the followers of Martin Luther.

What are Lutherans? E 300

These followers of Calvin would eventually colonize part of North America.

Who were the Puritans? E 400

These two countries were created when the Catholics of Flanders pushed the Protestants to the North of the country. E 500

What are Belgium and the Netherlands?

This is the Highest position in the Catholic Church F 100

What is the Papacy? F 100

The idea that if you believe in something it must be true.

What is faith? F 200

The ability of the Pope to sever someone from the church for eternity.

What is excommunication? F 300

A group founded with a mission to advance a religious goal.

What is a religious order? F 400

A member of the Christian church who does not follow catholicism or orthodoxy.

What is a Protestant? F 500

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