1) An Age of Change
2) Birth of Protestantism
3) Spread of Protestantism
4) A Revolution in Science
5) Reform Within the Church
100

Why were books so rare and expensive in the early 1400s?

They were copied by hand and took a long time to produce.

100

What was the Protestant Reformation? (2 parts to the answer)

A movement to reform the Church that led to the formation of new religious groups.

100

Where did the first Protestant Reformation begin?

Germany

100

A visit to Pisa led Galileo to conduct experiments with

Pendulums

100

What is the term for the definition? "Ideas that go against the main teachings of a religion."

Heresy
200

What is the term for the definition? "A system of blocks for individual letters and punctuation marks that can be arranged to print books or other written documents."

Movable type

200

Those who followed Luther and who disagreed with Rome were called

Protestants

200

What church did Henry VIII begin?

The Church of England or the Anglican Church

200

What did the ancient Greek philosopher Ptolemy believe?

The sun and other planets revolved around the Earth.
200

What did Ignatius Loyola believe?

The pope should be obeyed without question

300

What is the term for the definition? "A scientist who studies the stars, the plants, and other features from outerspace."

Astronomer

300

Luther's ideas about indulgences that he posted in Wittenberg were known as

the Nintey-Five Theses

300

Where did the second Reformation begin?

Switzerland

300

According to Copernicus, what was the center of the planetary system?

the sun
300

What was the Counter-Reformation?

A movement within the Catholic Church to reform itself.

400

The first and most famous book Gutenberg printed was...

The Bible

400
In Luther's time, what were indulgences?

The removal or reduction of punishments for sin

400

According to John Calvin, what is predestination?

Only those chosen by God would be saved

400

Why did the Church forbid Galileo to write or teach about the ideas of Copernicus?

The Church decided that Copernicus's ideas were at odds with Church teaching.

400

What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?

To examine and clarify the beliefs of the Catholic Church.

500

Gutenberg is known for which development (not invention) in Europe? 

Movable type

500

According to Martin Luther, how was salvation achieved?

Through God's forgiveness

500

Which idea did Zwingli and Luther agree on?

The Bible was the source of for all teaching about the Word of God.

500

Who did not meet resistance from religious leaders for his work?

Johannes Gutenberg

500

What decision was made at the Council of Trent?

To correct some of the abuses associated with indulgences.

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