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Final Jeopardy QuestionCausesPeople 500EffectsDenomin-ationsDocumentsVocab

Name the two religious reformers who suggested reforms similar to Luther in the 1400s: Back Wycliffe and Hus

These two intellectuals were part of the Northern Renaissance and Christian humanism: Back Erasmus and Thomas More

Identify three criticism of Luther on the Practices of the Roman Catholic Church: Back Corruption of priests; overselling of Indulgences; too much money in church; Popes corrupt…

Most of the religious reformers had this type Of education: Back They were Renaissance intellectuals

Important technology of the late 1400s; could the Reformation have been possible without it? Back Printing Press

Back Reformer…agreed with Luther; iconoclast; Zurich; Eucharist totally symbolic Huldrych Zwingli

Reverted to Catholicism after her father and Brother forced Protestantism on her country Back Mary Tudor/Bloody Mary

Back Wrote “Spiritual Exercises”…spread the Catholic word Ignatius Loyola

Back Wrote Institutes of Christian Religion; reformer, yet intolerant of others’ ideas; appealed to middle class John Calvin

“As soon as a coin in the coffer rings, the soul Into heaven springs”…author of this statement: Back Johan Tetzel

Defensor Pacis Back Henry Tudor/VIII—Defender of the Faith

Back Augsburg Confession; Letter to Christian Nobility Martin Luther

Two docs—made Henry head of the Anglican Church; legitimized offspring of Anne Boleyn Back Act of Supremacy Act of Succession

Back The peasants of Germany made a list of demands/requests… Twelve Articles

Wittenburg; 1517; church… Back 95 Theses

Advocated separation of church and state, adult baptism, and strict reading of Bible Back Anabaptists, Mennonites

Vulgate Bible; 7 Sacraments; celibate priests Back Roman Catholic Church

Consistory; deacons; elect Back Calvinism

They allowed any who heard the word Of God to speak as a priest… Back Quakers

Consubstantiation…2 denominations Back Lutherans; Calvinists; Zwinglians

Schmalkaldic League Back Catholic German alliance with Charles V

Meeting at which Charles V questioned Luther; Luther excommunicated… Back Diet of Worms/Edict of Worms

New Catholic religious orders (2) emphasizing Spirituality and education: Back Jesuits; Ursulines; Carmelites

Define simony; pluralism; nepotism: Back Purchasing church offices; holding multiple…; giving offices to friends, family

Meetings held by Catholics to address Challenges to its beliefs and practices Back Council of Trent starting in 1545…

Identify 3 social effects of the Reformation: Back Improved family values; priests/ministers marry; women spiritually equal; peasants rebel…

Name the names of Calvinists in England, Scotland, France: Back Puritans; Presbyterians; Huguenots

Political divisions in the Holy Roman Empire led to this agreement: Back Peace of Augsburg

Back Targeted readers of protestant books… Index of Prohibited Books

What economic group found great appeal in Protestant doctrines? Back Middle class/Protestant work ethic

Who were three of the Renaissance Popes whose corruption led to the Reformation? Back Julius II; Alexander VI; Clement VII; Leo X