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Froggy Jumps Inquisitions and Cathars QuizOnline version Medieval inquisitions basics by Melisa Castro Díaz 1 The Medieval Inquisition (1184) was triggered by which event in France? a The violent Cathar rebellion and subsequent chaotic secular crusade. b The Black Death pandemic. c The invention of the printing press. 2 What was a core belief of the Cathar heresy that threatened the social order? a That the Pope should have more political power. b Universities should be independent of the Church. c Gnosticism and Manichaeism, that matter is evil. 3 The Roman Inquisition (1542) was primarily focused on: a Investigating indigenous beliefs in the New World. b Rooting out corrupt Catholic clergy and cleaning up the Church's own house. c Fighting Viking invasions of Italy. 4 The Spanish Inquisition (1478) was unique because it was: a The only Inquisition that refused to use torture. b A state-run institution motivated by existential state survival and suspicion toward false conversio c Run entirely by the University of Naples. 5 Which of the following was NOT a main subject of study in medieval universities? a Theology. b Mechanical Engineering. c Law. 6 Medieval universities were granted a "special character" of independence by the: a King of France b Pope. c Merchant Guilds 7 What was the "Protestant Agreement" regarding the treatment of heretics? a Protestants believed in total religious tolerance for all individuals. b Leaders like Luther and Calvin endorsed using state power to execute heretics. c The Inquisition was the only valid legal court. 8 The biblical precedent for "purging the evil" from the community used by Inquisitors is found in: a The Ten Commandments b 1 Corinthians 5:13 c The Gospel of Thomas 9 The Inquisition "protected Christian societies from forces seeking to corrupt the religion from within" is described as: a A political campaign b A secular reform movement c A vital immunological defense mechanism. 10 The Cathars were seen as a social threat because they rejected procreation, opposed all government authority, and: a Assassinated a Papal Diplomat b Refused to attend university c Demanded more inquisitions.

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by Melisa Castro Díaz

The Medieval Inquisition (1184) was triggered by which event in France?

What was a core belief of the Cathar heresy that threatened the social order?

The Roman Inquisition (1542) was primarily focused on:

The Spanish Inquisition (1478) was unique because it was:

Which of the following was NOT a main subject of study in medieval universities?

Medieval universities were granted a "special character" of independence by the:

What was the "Protestant Agreement" regarding the treatment of heretics?

The biblical precedent for "purging the evil" from the community used by Inquisitors is found in:

The Inquisition "protected Christian societies from forces seeking to corrupt the religion from within" is described as:

The Cathars were seen as a social threat because they rejected procreation, opposed all government authority, and: