2.  A) Gaspard de Coligny  B) Gustavus Adolphus  C) Miguel de Cervantes  D) William of Orange  Wrote Don Quixote

3.  C) Miguel de Cervantes

4.  A) Miguel de Cervantes  B) William of Orange  C) Gustavus Adolphus  D) Gaspard de Coligny  “Father of Dutch Liberties”

5.  B) William of Orange

6.  A) Miguel de Cervantes  B) William of Orange  C) Gustavus Adolphus  D) Gaspard de Coligny  Lutheran warrior-king

7.  C) Gustavus Adolphus

8.  A) Miguel de Cervantes  B) William of Orange  C) Gustavus Adolphus  D) Gaspard de Coligny  French Protestant leader

9.  D) Gaspard de Coligny

10.  What was the most infamous day of the French religious wars?

11.  St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

12.  Who wrote the Book of Martyrs?

13.  John Foxe

14.  Who was Richelieu  A. Protestant leader  B. Powerful cardinal  C. Classical musician  D. French explorer

15.  B. Powerful cardinal

16.  What English Monarch began the English Reformation?  A. Henry VIII  B. Edward VI  C. Mary I  D. Elizabeth I

17.  A. Henry VIII

18.  What was the first Protestant confession of faith?  A. Augsburg  B. Westphalia  C. Nicene  D. Persian

19.  A. Augsburg

20.  In what country did John Knox lead the Protestants?  A. England  B. Ireland  C. Wales  D. Scotland

21.  D. Scotland

22.  What were French Protestants called?

23.  Huguenots

24.  The court of the Roman church established to try “heretics”.

25.  Inquisition

26.  The Edict of _________ was made by Henry IV to grant toleration to the Huguenots.  A. Milan  B. Augsburg  C. Worms  D. Nantes

27.  D. Nantes

28.  ______________________ founded the Society of Jesus.

29.  Ignatius of Loyola

30.  ___________________ is the greatest English author of all time. 

31.  William Shakespeare

32.  The Peace of ______________ ended the Thirty Years War.

33.  Peace of Westphalia

34.  The _________________ was defeated by England in 1588, a turning point in history. 

35.  Spanish Armada

36.  ____________________ was called “Bloody Mary” for her vicious persecutions of English Protestants.

37.  Mary Tudor