Module 15.3 Quiz

Group 1

• The establishment of a theocratic state

• The separation of church and state

• The divine right of kings

• The absolute monarchy system

• By discouraging the study of classical texts

• By promoting literacy and the translation of the Bible into vernacular languages

• By limiting education to the clergy

• By abolishing universities

• They were excluded from religious activities

• They led armies in religious wars

• They founded new religious orders and were active in charitable works

• They were primarily involved in political negotiations

• By writing mystical texts and reforming the Carmelite order

• By leading a military crusade

• By becoming a Protestant reformer

• By translating the Bible into Spanish

• Establishing new monarchies

• Focusing on education and missionary work

• Promoting indulgences

• Banning all Protestant literature

• Due to internal corruption and the challenge from Protestantism

• Because of a lack of political power

• To increase taxes on the populace

• To align with the Ottoman Empire

• The establishment of the Council of Trent

• The dissolution of all monasteries

• The endorsement of Martin Luther's theses

• The creation of a new Bible translation

• A decline in literacy rates

• The founding of numerous schools and universities

• The closure of Protestant schools

• The restriction of education to the nobility

• By excluding them from all religious roles

• By allowing them to become priests

• By encouraging them to take active roles in new religious orders

• By limiting their participation to fundraising

• The endorsement of Protestant doctrines

• The reaffirmation of traditional Catholic beliefs and practices

• The establishment of a new papal monarchy

• The creation of a unified Christian church