People
This person declared himself head of the English church.
Who is King Henry VIII?
The year that Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses.
When is 1517?
Bonus: Say "Theses" ten time fast.
A formal complaint.
What is a greivance?
This religion believed in predestination and was very strict. Parishioners were required to meet 5 times a week.
What is Calvinism?
This invention led to the spread of the Bible?
What is the printing press?
This person posted his 95 Theses on the church door.
Who is Martin Luther?
The year or range of years that the Gutenberg Press was invented.
What is 1440-50s?
Something that is non-religious.
What is secular?
The religion that Protestants were protesting.
What is Catholicism? Or Roman Catholic.
Who invented the G-Burg 2.0 printing press?
Who is Mr. Kronenberg?
Brother is also an acceptable answer.
This person believed in predestination and had very strict rules.
Who is John Calvin?
The year that John Calvin published the "Institutes of the Christian Religion"
What is 1536?
A system where people could make a purchase to wash away their sins.
What are indulgences?
This religion believed ministers were equal in status with everyone in the community.
What is Lutheranism?
Say the word "Anglican" 1 time correctly.
1 person in your group. 1 try.
Ang-lic-can
This person is the head of the Catholic church.
Who is the Pope?
The year that the Council of Trent met to respond to Protestant beliefs.
What is 1545?
A belief by Calvinists that a person's fate for heaven or hell is determined at birth.
What is predestination?
This religion accepted people from other religions who were being persecuted.
What is Anabaptists?
This group of people were persecuted during the Reformation and forced to live in "ghettos."
Who are Jewish people?
This person was a daughter of King Henry the VIII. She helped form the Anglican church through several compromises in England and made English available in church services and literature.
Who is Queen Elizabeth I?
For EVERY group:
Create an equidistant timeline using the following dates:
1st group to finish with a "100" timeline wins.
1517
1524
2026
1922
1742
A type of government ruled by religious principles.
What is a Theocracy?
A major reason for the Protestant reformation.
Hint: taxes.
What is merchants in rome resented paying taxes to the Church?
or
What is indulgences?
Final Jeopardy: List as many countries as you can that currently have a Theocracy.
What is the:
Vatican City
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Afghanistan
Mauritania
Yemen