1. Reformation Test Review
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2. Martin Luther challenged several principles of the Catholic Church
Martin Luther challenged several principles of the Catholic Church. List at least 2 of the principles which Luther challenged.

3. What is the Reformation?

4. What was the theological “flashpoint” that birthed the Reformation?

5. What were the arguments written by Luther against selling indulgences?

6. Who taught the idea of Predestination?

7. Name the war that is considered to be the most violent religious war of the Reformation era.

8. The _______________ were a new order of priests (Society of Jesus) and taught and preached in an effort to bring Protestants back to a Catholic faith.

9. What was a major result of the Reformation?

10. Did the southern half of Europe including France, Spain, Italy, Austria, and Poland support Protestantism or Catholicism?

11. Did the northern half of Europe (including England, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway) tended to be Protestant or Catholic?

12. Who expanded Martin Luther’s initial intent to reform the church but reject Catholicism altogether?

13. The belief that salvation could not be earned by a person’s doing of good deeds, but instead was given by god.

14. How does Martin Luther feel about the sale of indulgences?

15. Martin Luther and John Calvin were leaders in what movement during the early 16th Century?

16. Who was the famous German monk who began the Protestant Reformation?

17. What is predestination?

18. What machine spread ideas of the Renaissance and Reformation as well as literacy? Who invented it?

19. Means “rebirth”

20. What is theology?

21. What is a certificate that was issued by the church to forgive a person’s sins called?

22. Who sculpted David and The Pieta?

23. What was the Catholic attempt to convince people to return to the Catholic Church called?

24. Who was the monk who challenged the Roman Catholic Church?

25. Who was known as the “Renaissance Man”?

26. What did the Reformation lead to?

27. Homework: Study the Council of Trent