Definitions
Deep Thought
95 Theses
Tough Questions Part 1
Tough Questions Part 2
100
A person who does not accept or follow the ideas of a particular religion.
What is a heretic?
100
Spread the bible
What is the obvious advantage of the development of the printing press?
100
What is a way that Martin Luther's 95 Theses lead to the Reformation? Challenged the ___________________?
church
100
Gutenberg
Who invented the printing press?
100
Only those chosen by God would be saved
What is predestination?
200
A court of the Catholic Church to punish anybody who preaches or does anything againist the Catholic teachings.
What is an inquisition?
200
He could use the printing press. He was persistent. He had support from important leaders.
Why was Luther's religious revolution more successful that earlier reformer's attempts?
200
What is a way that Martin Luther's 95 Theses lead to the Reformation? Translated the _______________ into German.
Bible
200
The 95 Theses
Luther wrote his ideas about indulgences known as what?
200
The sun and other planets revolved around the earth
What did Ptolemy believe about the solar system?
300
An invasion of the middle east by European Christians.
What is a crusade?
300
Calvinism. The Church of England
Besides Lutheransim, what other Protestant religions developed in Eurpoe?
300
What is a way that Martin Luther's 95 Theses lead to the Reformation? Started an _______________ in reading the _____________
interest, bible
300
Clarify the beliefs of the Catholic Church.
What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?
300
King Henry VIII
Who created the Church of England?
400
A self-governing state consisting of a city and surround territory.
What is a city-state?
400
It contradicited the Bible and the teachings of the church.
How might 'scientific discovery' have challenged religious belief? Think of Galileo.
400
What is a way that Martin Luther's 95 Theses lead to the Reformation? Started to q______________ the Roman Catholic church
question
400
Eliminate the new churches that were being created
What is the 'Counter'-Reformation?
400
The church decided that these teachings were leading to the reformation
Why was the church so against Galileo?
500
A removal of certian punishments for a sin by paying money for it.
What is an indulgence?
500
New focus on education. The formation of the inquisition.
What were the outcomes of the Counter-Reformation?
500
What is a way that Martin Luther's 95 Theses lead to the Reformation? Pam__________ets and The __________ gave access to more information.
pamphlets, bible
500
A movement to reform the Catholic church
How would you describe the Protestant Reformation?
500
Copernicus
Who believed that the sun was the center of the planetary system?
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