1. The Reformation

2. Directions Use your own, looseleaf paper Use a blue or black ink pen Write your name and date in the upper right-hand corner of page Center “The Reformation” on the top line

3. Directions Do not write the questions Write the number of each question Write answers in complete sentences Leave a space between answers.

4. Complete Sentences Let’s practice. How would you write these as complete sentences? –What should you write in the upper right-hand corner of your paper? –What writing utensil should you use?

5. Question 1 Where did Martin Luther come from? Your answer should read something like “Martin Luther was from _____.

6. Question 2 Complete the sentence: In _____, Martin Luther began to _____ the power and _____ of the _____ church.” Please underline blanks.

7. Question 3 What could one buy that could forgive one’s sins? (Your answer should read “One could buy _____ to forgive one’s sins.)

8. Question 4 What language was the Bible written in? (Your answer should read “The Bible was written in _____.)

9. Question 5 Why did this make it difficult for ordinary people? You will want to write more on this than you wrote for the others.

10. Question 6 Copy the diagram – do a quick sketch of Martin Luther and fill in the missing sections. Indulgences These were sold by Par_________. Luther said it was wrong to sell for______. The Bible The Bible was only in ______. The Pope stopped t______ of it into different languges.

11. Questions 7-9 7.Why were Luther’s supporters called Protestants? 8.Why at first was Henry VIII worried about Luther and the Protestants? 9.Explain one reason why Henry VIII changed his mind about the Protestants.

12. Question 10 Henry demanded his people be loyal to him and “not someone far away in Rome.” Who was the person far away in Rome? (You should write the first sentence, replacing the quotes with the answer.)

13. Question 11 Name two things that Henry VIII did in 1536 that changed the religion in England.

14. Finished? As you leave class today, place your paper in the lexan box. Now, begin the packet’s next sheet, titled “The Break with Rome.” This, too, will need to be completed on your own, loose- leaf paper