The Reformation History! Trivia Quiz
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- 1.An ______ was a pardon. It released a sinner from performing the penalty that a priest imposed for sins.
- A.
Indoctrination
- B.
Inquisition
- C.
Indulgence
- D.
Innocent
- 2.It led to the founding of Christian churches that did not accept the pope’s authority.
- A.
Renaissance
- B.
Reformation
- C.
Council of Trent
- D.
The Inquisition
- 3.Instead of continuing to seek reforms in the Catholic Church, Martin Luther and his followers had become a separate religious group, called __________.
- A.
Presbyterians
- B.
Calvinists
- C.
Anglicans
- D.
Lutherans
- 4.Eventually, the term ___________ was applied to Christians who belonged to non-Catholic churches.
- A.
Protestant
- B.
Jesuits
- C.
Augsburg
- D.
Holy Roman Empire
- 5.There the princes agreed that each ruler would decide the religion of his state. This famous religious settlement was known as the ______________.
- A.
Council of Trent
- B.
Treaty of Versailles
- C.
Peace of Augsburg
- D.
Edict of Worms
- 6.This word means "to set aside", as in marriage.
- A.
Divorce
- B.
Trade
- C.
Indulgence
- D.
Annul
- 7.What is another name for the Church of England?
- A.
Anglican Church
- B.
Anabaptists
- C.
Calvinists
- D.
Church of Augsburg
- 8.The religious philosophy of John Calvin known as ___________.
- A.
Theocracy
- B.
Catholicism
- C.
Lutheranism
- D.
Calvinism
- 9.John Calvin taught that God already knows who is going to Heaven and who is going to Hell. This is called _________.
- A.
Indulgences
- B.
Predestination
- C.
Excommunication
- D.
Baptism
- 10.A government-controlled by religious leaders.
- A.
Democracy
- B.
Theocracy
- C.
Oligarchy
- D.
Council of Trent
- 11.Followers of John Knox became known as ____________ . In the 1560s, Protestant nobles led by Knox made Calvinism Scotland’s official religion.
- A.
Lutheran Princes
- B.
Presbyterians
- C.
Anglicans
- D.
Puritans
- 12.The _______ taught that church and state should be separate, and they refused to fight in wars. They shared their possessions.
- A.
Lutherans
- B.
Calvinists
- C.
Anabaptists
- D.
Hippies
- 13.While Protestant churches won many followers, millions remained true to Catholicism. Helping Catholics to remain loyal was a movement within the Catholic Church to reform itself. This movement is now known as the _________________________.
- A.
Protestant Reformation
- B.
Renaissance
- C.
Catholic Reformation
- D.
Peasants' Revolt
- 14.___________ founded schools throughout Europe. These teachers were well-trained in classical study and theology.
- A.
Jesuits
- B.
Protestants
- C.
Calvinists
- D.
Trentians
- 15.A group of Catholic Church leaders who met in Trent to examine Catholic doctrine.
- A.
Peace of Augsburg
- B.
Geneva Theocracy
- C.
Peace Keepers of Anabaptism
- D.
Council of Trent
- 16.One of the religious and social effects of the Reformation was that ______.
- A.
Catholic Churches closed
- B.
Protestant denominations grew
- C.
Muslims invaded Italy
- D.
Communion was the only sacrament
- 17.Which group were the forerunners of the Amish and Mennonites?
- A.
Baptists
- B.
Lutherans
- C.
Calvinists
- D.
Anabaptists
- 18.Which very Catholic King of Spain threatened England during Elizabeth’s rule?
- A.
John Knox
- B.
Henry VIII
- C.
Philip II
- D.
Henry IV of France
- 19.French Calvinists were called _____________.
- A.
Catholics
- B.
Jesuits
- C.
Huguenots
- D.
Indulgences
- 20.Northern merchants challenged the authority of the Catholic Church, because they resented having to pay ________________.
- A.
For excessive harbor fees
- B.
For stamps
- C.
So much tax to the Church
- D.
Duty fees
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