Module 15 Assessment
Question 1
a. To support the Catholic Church
b. To criticize the selling of indulgences
c. To become the head of the Church
d. To start a religious war
Question 2
a. The compass
b. The printing press
c. The astrolabe
d. The steam engine
Question 3
a. It ended the Thirty Years' War
b. It allowed princes to choose their state's religion
c. It unified Germany under one religion
d. It declared Martin Luther a saint
Question 4
a. He became Pope
b. He founded the Lutheran Church
c. He joined the Catholic clergy
d. He moved to France
Question 5
a. Corruption within the Church
b. The Renaissance's secular ideas
c. The invention of the printing press
d. The Great Famine
Question 6
a. It declared Henry VIII head of the Church
b. It excommunicated Martin Luther
c. It declared Martin Luther a heretic
d. It established the Church of England
Question 7
a. A Protestant church governed by bishops
b. A Protestant church governed by elders
c. A Catholic tradition
d. A religious movement opposing Calvinism
Question 8
a. The infallibility of the Pope
b. The separation of church and state
c. Predestination
d. The divine right of kings
Question 9
a. The Protestant Reformation's beginning
b. The massacre on St. Bartholomew's Day
c. The signing of the Treaty of Westphalia
d. The rise of Anglicanism in England
Question 10
a. A democratic republic
b. A monarchy with religious tolerance
c. A theocracy governed by religious leaders
d. A secular state
Question 11
a. They opposed the development of the Quakers
b. They were forerunners to the Mennonites and Amish
c. They supported the Catholic Church's authority
d. They inspired the Anglican Church's formation
Question 12
The absolute monarchy system
The divine right of kings
The separation of church and state
The establishment of a theocratic state
Question 13
By promoting literacy and the translation of the Bible into vernacular languages
By limiting education to the clergy
By discouraging the study of classical texts
By abolishing universities
Question 14
Establishing new monarchies
Banning all Protestant literature
Focusing on education and missionary work
Promoting indulgences
Question 15
Because of a lack of political power
Due to internal corruption and the challenge from Protestantism
To align with the Ottoman Empire
To increase taxes on the populace
Question 16
The founding of numerous schools and universities
The restriction of education to the nobility
The closure of Protestant schools
A decline in literacy rates
Question 17
By encouraging them to take active roles in new religious orders
By limiting their participation to fundraising
By allowing them to become priests
By excluding them from all religious roles
Question 18
The establishment of a new papal monarchy
The reaffirmation of traditional Catholic beliefs and practices
The creation of a unified Christian church
The endorsement of Protestant doctrines
Question 19
Spanish Inquisition
Roman Inquisition
French Inquisition
German Inquisition
Question 20
Catholics and Protestants
Jews and Muslims
Calvinists and Lutherans
Huguenots and Puritans
Question 21
The decline of European empires
The rise of nation-states and national identity
The formation of new monarchies in Asia
The spread of communism throughout Europe
Question 22
They exposed Europe to the ideas of the Italian Renaissance
They united France and Spain against Germany
They led to the spread of Protestantism in Italy
They decreased trade between European countries
Question 23
The decrease in witch trials
The persecution of non-Christian groups
The unity of all Christian sects
The growth of religious tolerance
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