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6. Name the peasant girl who led the French army is a few successful battles

7. Joan of Arc

8. Who were the Moors?

9. Muslims who invaded Spain in 711

10. THIS document made it clear that the king of England was not above the law

11. Magna Carta

12. Another name for the Battle of Hastings

13. The Norman Conquest

14. What is the French version of the Parliament?

15. Estates General

16. Who is given credit for the “discovery” of the New World?

17. Christopher Columbus

18. Who financed the voyage of Columbus?

19. King Ferdinand & Queen Isabel

20. Who were the earliest known inhabitants of the British Isles?

21. Celts

22. Which group of Vikings invaded England in the Mid 800s?

23. the Danes

24. Who are the 3 Germanic tribes who invaded Britain during the 5 th Century?

25. Jutes, Angles, & Saxons

26. Who wrote the 95 Theses?

27. Martin Luther

28. What were the 95 Theses?

29. a list stating the problems in the church-posted on the church door

30. Who started the Protestant Reformation?

31. Martin Luther

32. What was the Protestant Reformation?

33. a movement which protested the corrupt policies of the Roman church

34. What is the exact date the 95 Theses were posted?

35. October 31, 1517

36. Who was the translator of the 1 st printed English NT from the original Greek?

37. William Tyndale

38. Which French reformer put many of his Biblical ideas into practice in Switzerland?

39. John Calvin

40. What was the Diet of Worms?

41. an assembly of high officials who listened to Luther’s defense

42. What was the Edict of Worms?

43. proclamation (issued by Charles V) declaring Luther a heretic & an outlaw

44. What was popular education?

45. education for all NOT just the privileged few

46. Who was Henry VII’s Protestant great-grandaughter who had to surrender the throne to Mary?

47. Lady Jane Grey

48. Which English king broke ties with the Roman Catholic Church?

49. Henry VIII

50. Who is the English playwright many consider to be the greatest writer of all times?

51. William Shakespeare

52. What is the term for the French Calvinist Protestants?

53. Hugenots

54. Who was the Catholic queen who persecuted Protestants?

55. Mary Tudor

56. What were the Puritans?

57. a group of people who wanted to purify the church

58. What were the Separatists?

59. a group who wanted to separate from the church

60. What was the Act of Supremacy?

61. an act of Parliament that recognized Henry VIII as supreme head of the church of England

62. What two groups were involved in the Peasant’s Revolt?

63. the peasants and the nobles

64. What was the Edict of January?

65. Huguenots were given permission to worship in public-but it had to outside of the town limits & they had to allow inspections

66. Make your wager

67. What was the Edict of Nantes?

68. issued by Henry IV; Huguenots could live in any town of district but they could only practice their faith in areas where Protestantism was once the leading religion