Prelude to Reformation
Martin Luther and Reforms
Religious Wars and Politics
Key Figures of the Reformation
Effects of the Reformation
100

Who was the leading figure of the Christian humanists, advocating for the reform of Christianity?

Desiderius Erasmus

100

In what year did Martin Luther post his Ninety-Five Theses?

1517

100

What temporary measure of religious tolerance in France did the Edict of Nantes grant?

Freedom of religion to the Huguenots

100

Who began the Reformation in Switzerland parallel to Luther?

Huldrych Zwingli

100

What major social change was influenced by the Reformation?

The empowerment of individual belief over institutional doctrine

200

What was the major goal of Christian or Northern Renaissance humanism?

Reform of Christianity

200

What doctrine did Luther develop that became the foundation of the Protestant Reformation?

 Justification by faith alone

200

Which conflict was a result of religious tensions and involved various notable European powers including Spain and France?

The Wars of Religion

200

Which French reformer founded Calvinism in Geneva?

 John Calvin

200

How did the Reformation affect the political landscape of Europe?

It led to the rise of nation-states and decreased the power of the church over state affairs.

300

What famous work by Erasmus criticized corrupt practices in society, including those of the clergy?

The Praise of Folly

300

 What was Luther’s response at the Diet of Worms when asked to recant his teachings?

He refused, saying he needed to be shown his errors through scripture and reason.

300

Who was the Spanish monarch that sought to maintain Catholic uniformity in his territories?

Philip II of Spain

300

Name the founder of the Anglican Church who broke away from the Catholic Church.

Henry VIII of England

300

What was a significant cultural impact of the Reformation?

 It encouraged translations of the Bible into vernacular languages, increasing literacy and education.

400

Which English humanist and statesman wrote "Utopia," presenting ideas of an ideal society?

Thomas More

400

Which two sacraments did Luther retain because he believed they were biblically justified?

Baptism and the Lord’s Supper

400

 What event symbolized the deepening crisis within Christendom, preceding the Reformation?

Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses and the indulgence controversy

400

Which leader's marriage policies caused significant religious and political upheaval in England?

Henry VIII

400

Name an economic consequence of the Reformation.

Shift in power and resources from the church to secular rulers and the emerging middle class.

500

What was the Christian humanists' belief about how to change society?

They believed that reforming education and returning to the sources of Christian antiquity could instill true piety and reform both the church and society.

500

What did Luther write during his seclusion at the Wartburg Castle?

He translated the New Testament into German.

500

Which war was directly influenced by religious reformations and involved the Holy Roman Empire and France?

The Thirty Years' War

500

Who was the radical reformer associated with the Anabaptist movement?

 Thomas Müntzer

500

What was a long-term outcome of the religious conflicts post-Reformation in terms of international relations?

The establishment of the principles of religious tolerance in some regions, notably with the Peace of Westphalia.

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