Martin Luther
War and peace
Terminology
Misc.
Misc 2.0
100

This event caused Luther to become a monk.

What is lightning?

100

This was a series of wars fought from (1494-1434).

What are the Hussite Wars?

100

This will reduce a person's time in purgatory.

What are indulgences?

100

This is the elected leader of the Catholic Church.

What is the Pope?

100

This is the position one step above bishops.

What is an archbishop?

200

Luther's 95 Theses criticized this.

What is the sale of indulgences?

200

A crusade against this country in 1411 was criticized by Jan Hus.

What is Naples?

200

The state of being saved.

What is salvation?

200

This printing press helped spread Luther's writings.

What is the Gutenberg printing press?

200

Johann Tetzel sold indulgences to help renovate this building.

What is Saint Peter's Basilica?

300

Luther was a professor at this university.

What is the University of Wittenberg?

300

This treaty divided states as either Catholic or Protestant.

What is the Peace of Augsburg?

300

Exclusion from the church.

What is excommunication?

300

Luther's critics showed an image of him greasing this.

What is a peasant shoe?

300

The Imperial Ban made Luther this. 

What is an outlaw?

400

This is the meaning of "Sola Fide" in English.

What is "Faith Alone?"

400

This war resulted in the death of 100,000 people.

What is the Peasants' War?

400

The language spoken by common people.

What is vernacular?

400

This was the monk infamous for saying: "As soon as the coin in the coffer rings, the soul from purgatory springs."

Who is Johann Tetzel?

400

This is the sale of church offices.

What is simony?

500

This was the day Luther posted his 95 Theses.

What is October 31st? (or Halloween)

500

This is the amount of years that the Peasants' War lasted.

What is 1 year?

500

A legislative assembly in the Holy Roman Empire.

What is a Diet?

500

Luther was kept safe in this castle.

What is Wartburg castle?

500

Frederick III helped Luther take refuge in this nation.

What is Saxony?