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Church History 101
Lesson 5
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CHURCH HISTORY 101
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Who was known as a "Radical Reformer"?
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Huldreich Zwingli was known as a “Radical Reformer”.
- B.
Martin Luther was known as a “Radical Reformer”.
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John Calvin was known as a “Radical Reformer”.
- D.
John Knox was known as a “Radical Reformer”.
Correct Answer
A. Huldreich Zwingli was known as a “Radical Reformer”.Explanation
Huldreich Zwingli was known as a “Radical Reformer”.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Huldreich Zwingli was from what country?
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Huldreich Zwingli was from Switzerland.
- B.
Huldreich Zwingli was from Scotland.
- C.
Huldreich Zwingli was from Ireland.
- D.
Huldreich Zwingli was from France.
Correct Answer
A. Huldreich Zwingli was from Switzerland.Explanation
Huldreich Zwingli was from Switzerland.Rate this question:
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Which English King broke off with the Roman Catholic Church in 1534?
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King Henry VIII broke off with the Roman Catholic Church in 1534.
- B.
King Richard the Lionhearted broke off with the Roman Catholic Church in 1534.
- C.
King James broke off with the Roman Catholic Church in 1534.
- D.
King George broke off with the Roman Catholic Church in 1534.
Correct Answer
A. King Henry VIII broke off with the Roman Catholic Church in 1534.Explanation
The Anglican (Episcopal) Church developed in England when King Henry VIII broke off with the Roman Catholic Church in 1534.Rate this question:
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Who brought the Protestant Reformation to Scotland?
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John Knox brought the Protestant Reformation to Scotland.
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Martin Luther brought the Protestant Reformation to Scotland.
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John Calvin brought the Protestant Reformation to Scotland.
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Charles Wesley brought the Protestant Reformation to Scotland.
Correct Answer
A. John Knox brought the Protestant Reformation to Scotland.Explanation
In 1560, John Knox brought the teachings of John Calvin to Scotland where the Reformed (Presbyterian) Church developed.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which of these countries remained Catholic?
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Austria remained Catholic.
- B.
England remained Catholic.
- C.
Scotland remained Catholic.
- D.
Australia remained Catholic.
Correct Answer
A. Austria remained Catholic.Explanation
Southern Germany and Austria continued to be Roman Catholic but northern Germany and Scandinavia became Lutheran.Rate this question:
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Many people lost their lives in religious wars and massacres during the years of the Protestant reformation. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
True. Many people lost their lives in religious wars and massacres.Rate this question:
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One of the most infamous massacres of Protestants happened in France in 1572. What did this massacre become known as?
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It became known as the St. Bartholomew Massacre.
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It became known as the St. Valentines Day Massacre.
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It became known as the Wounded Knee Massacre.
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It became known as the St. James Day Massacre.
Correct Answer
A. It became known as the St. Bartholomew Massacre.Explanation
Many people lost their lives in religious wars and massacres. Perhaps the most infamous massacre of these was the St. Bartholomew Massacre in France in 1572 when thousands of Huguenots (French Protestants) were killed.Rate this question:
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During the years of the Reformation, only some Protestants were considered heretics. (True or False)
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
All Protestants were considered to be heretics.Rate this question:
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The Inquisition was active in trying and punishing “_________”.Fill in the blank.
Correct Answer
hereticsExplanation
The Inquisition was active in trying and punishing “heretics”.Rate this question:
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The Roman Catholic response to the Reformation was a series of measures that brought some changes and counter-measures. Taken together, the actions of the Roman Catholic Church during this period are called the “WHAT?”.
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Taken together, the actions of the Roman Catholic Church during this period are called the “Counter-Reformation”.
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Taken together, the actions of the Roman Catholic Church during this period are called the “Counter-Revolution”.
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Taken together, the actions of the Roman Catholic Church during this period are called the “Counter-Culture”.
- D.
Taken together, the actions of the Roman Catholic Church during this period are called the “Counter-Rotation”.
Correct Answer
A. Taken together, the actions of the Roman Catholic Church during this period are called the “Counter-Reformation”.Explanation
The Roman Catholic response to the Reformation was a series of measures that brought some changes and counter-measures. The Inquisition was active in trying and punishing “heretics”. All Protestants were considered to be heretics. The Jesuits (Society of Jesus) was formed at that time. They were zealous in the work of the Roman Catholic leaders. The Council of Trent (1545-1563) was active in these developments. Taken together, the actions of the Roman Catholic Church during this period are called the “Counter-Reformation”.Rate this question:
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Did you read the required text assigned for this quiz?
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Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.
- B.
No, I did not read the required text assigned for this quiz.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.Explanation
A lower quiz score will result from the failure to read the assigned lesson text.Rate this question:
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