Quiz I Review Dr. Ann T. Orlando.

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Quiz I Review Dr. Ann T. Orlando

Outline Matching people with descriptions (20 pts) Definitions (25 pts) Identifying quotes (25 pts) Essays (30 pts)

People Alexander VI Leo X Erasmus Martin Luther Phillip Melanchthon Fredrick the Wise Clement VII Zwingli John Calvin Charles V Francois I Henry VIII (England) Henry IV (France) Louis XIII Ximenes de Cisneros Philip II Francis Xavier Bartolome de las Casas Mateo Ricci Francis de Sales Martin de Pores Juan Diego Teresa of Avila Ignatius Loyola John of the Cross Paul III

Definitions 1. Jansenists 2. Enculturation 3. Consubstantiation 4. Cujus regio, ejus religio 5. Anabaptists 6. The King’s Great Matter 7. The Edict of Nantes

Five Quotes, from these Selections Luther, 95 Theses; Freedom of a Christian Melanchthon, Augsburg Confession Calvin, Institutes Teresa, Autobiography Ignatius, Spiritual Exercises Council of Trent Decrees Francis de Sales, Devout Life Bartolome de las Casas, On the Indians Francis Xavier, Letter from India

Brief Essays Two essay questions: 1. Describe Council of Trent’s teaching on sacraments 2. I will select ONE of the below for the quiz. Describe the missionary activity in 16th C Western Hemisphere Describe the missionary activity in 16th C in the Orient