Reformation
Tyrants
Colonies
Religion
Wild Card
100
Who is burning his excommunication document?
Martin Luther pg. 36
100
Name this English tyrant.
King Henry VIII
100
First colony to last more than a year.
Jamestown
100
Name one colony that had religious freedom at their foundation.
Pennsylvania or Maryland
100
How many wives did King Henry VIII have?
SIX!
200
Her wrote Institute of Christians Religions at age 27 and it has never gone out of print.
John Calvin pg. 45
200
This trial ruled "Off with his head". Who did they want to behead?
King Charles I
200
Name the document being signed in this picture.
The Mayflower Compact
200
Jonathan Edwards was a great preacher of this religious movement in America (1730s-1740s)
The Great Awakening pg. 239
200
Luther wrote over 22,000 pages during his life time.. true or false?
TRUE!
300
In what year did Henry declare himself head of the Church in England?
1534
300
True Law of Free Monarchies lays out the "divine rule of Kings". It was written by this famous king...
King James I
300
What bad habit was introduced through Jamestown's cash crop?
Smoking (tobacco)
300
Name this Jesuit missionary who helped explore the Mississippi
Fr. Jaques Marquette
300
The Origins of Corn, Fire, and Game are part of this tribe's mythical origin story.
The Cherokee
400
What was the name of the Ecumenical Council that convened to discuss and address The Reformation (also know as the Counter-Reformation)?
Council of Trent pg. 79
400
"An absolute and unlimited monarchy is not the best form of government, but is actually the worst." Name the author or document. (Hint: law should be king)
Samuel Rutherford, Lex Rex pg. 119
400
Who left us one of the best records of Plymouth Plantation?
William Bradford
400
Name one American college set up to train ministers in the colonies.
Harvard or College of William and Mary pg. 316
400
Who tried to blow up King James? Literally?
Guy Fawkes and others
500
"Shortly after Mary's death, the volume was published and because an instant phenomenon. In fact, within a decade it was hardly possible to find a Protestant home in Europe that did not own a copy."
Acts and Monuments by John Foxe pg. 72-73
500
"That is it lawful to kill a tyrant, no man can deny." Name the document or author.
John Ponet, A Short Treatise on Political Power pg. 85
500
Who said that the Massachusetts Bay Colony would be like a "city upon a hill"?
John Winthrop
500
"The great hardship that these poor Africans live under in a supposedly Christian country fills me with real sadness." What famous Quaker said this?
John Woolman pg. 254
500
Name one calamity of 1666 London.
The Great Fire or the Plague