THE REFORMATION

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Froggy Jumps THE REFORMATIONOnline version Religious reform movement by P. S. R. 1 What event in 1517 is traditionally seen as the start of the Reformation? a Henry VIII declares the Act of Supremacy b The Diet of Worms condemns Luther c Luther posts his 95 Theses in Wittenberg 2 Who is most associated with initiating the Reform movement by challenging the Catholic Church? a Martin Luther b Henry VIII c John Calvin 3 Which practice of the Catholic Church did Luther criticize most strongly? a Clerical celibacy b Indulgences c Transubstantiation 4 Which English monarch established the Church of England's break from Rome? a Elizabeth I b Mary I c Henry VIII 5 Which document formally presented Protestant beliefs at the Diet of Augsburg? a Treaty of Tordesillas b Ninety-Five Theses c Augsburg Confession 6 Which city became a major center of the Reformation under Swiss reformers? a Zurich b Paris c Madrid 7 Which reformer is closely linked with Calvinism and the theocracy in Geneva? a John Calvin b Ulrich Zwingli c Martin Luther 8 What movement sought to reform the Catholic Church from within and sparked the Counter-Reformation? a The Catholic Reformation (Counter-Reformation) b The Anabaptist Reformation c The Great Schism 9 Which later reformer emphasized justification by faith and predestination? a Thomas Cranmer b Erasmus c John Calvin 10 Which major Catholic response aimed to correct abuses and clarify doctrine after the Reformation? a Council of Constance b Council of Nicaea c Council of Trent

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THE REFORMATIONOnline version

Religious reform movement

by P. S. R.

What event in 1517 is traditionally seen as the start of the Reformation?

Henry VIII declares the Act of Supremacy

The Diet of Worms condemns Luther

Luther posts his 95 Theses in Wittenberg

Who is most associated with initiating the Reform movement by challenging the Catholic Church?

Martin Luther

Henry VIII

John Calvin

Which practice of the Catholic Church did Luther criticize most strongly?

Clerical celibacy

Indulgences

Transubstantiation

Which English monarch established the Church of England's break from Rome?

Elizabeth I

Mary I

Henry VIII

Which document formally presented Protestant beliefs at the Diet of Augsburg?

Treaty of Tordesillas

Ninety-Five Theses

Augsburg Confession

Which city became a major center of the Reformation under Swiss reformers?

Zurich

Paris

Madrid

Which reformer is closely linked with Calvinism and the theocracy in Geneva?

John Calvin

Ulrich Zwingli

Martin Luther

What movement sought to reform the Catholic Church from within and sparked the Counter-Reformation?

The Catholic Reformation (Counter-Reformation)

The Anabaptist Reformation

The Great Schism

Which later reformer emphasized justification by faith and predestination?

Thomas Cranmer

Erasmus

John Calvin

Which major Catholic response aimed to correct abuses and clarify doctrine after the Reformation?

Council of Constance

Council of Nicaea

Council of Trent

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THE REFORMATIONOnline version

by P. S. R.

What event in 1517 is traditionally seen as the start of the Reformation?

Who is most associated with initiating the Reform movement by challenging the Catholic Church?

Which practice of the Catholic Church did Luther criticize most strongly?

Which English monarch established the Church of England's break from Rome?

Which document formally presented Protestant beliefs at the Diet of Augsburg?

Which city became a major center of the Reformation under Swiss reformers?

Which reformer is closely linked with Calvinism and the theocracy in Geneva?

What movement sought to reform the Catholic Church from within and sparked the Counter-Reformation?

Which later reformer emphasized justification by faith and predestination?

Which major Catholic response aimed to correct abuses and clarify doctrine after the Reformation?

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