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Luther! Exit Slips

Luther! Day 1 Exit Slip 1.What did Luther study in school prior to entering the monastery? a. Medicine b. Carpentry c. Law 2. How did Luther describe the Catholic Church in Rome? a. Religious b. Circus c. Crowded 3. Luther taught that God is ________. a. Harsh b. Strict c. Merciful 4. Who angered Luther by selling indulgences in Saxony? a. Johann Tetzel b. Pope Leo X c. Father Coughlin

Luther! Day 2 Exit Slip 1.What did Luther repeatedly refuse to do? a. Go to Rome b. Pray c. Recant 2. At Worms, Charles V had Luther branded a a. heretic. b. Saint. c. bishop. 3.When he returned to the Erfurt monastery, Luther was a. released from the priesthood. b. beaten by his father superior. c. placed under house arrest. 4. Luther wrote in the vernacular. What language did he speak? a. English b. French c. German

Luther! Day 3 Exit Slip 1. Who rescued Luther from potential violence? a. Prince Frederick b. Prince Henry c. Ulrich 2.What did Luther do while in hiding? a. write to Katharina von Bora b. translate the Bible c. write to the Pope 3.How many were believed to have died during the Peasant’s Revolt? a. 5,000 b. 25,000 c. 100, In the end, what did the Protestant Princes decide at Augsburg? a. to abandon Luther’s teachings b. to declare war on Charles V c. to remain Protestant