Printing Press
What was one key feature for how books were made by the printing press?
-used type arranged to form words
-affordable
What is one adjective to describe the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages and Renaissance?
The Catholic Church was _______ during the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
corrupt, wealthy, influential, powerful
How many objections were in the Ninety-Five Theses?
95
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Yuck! I don't like broccoli!
What were two key features for making books by hand? (What were the struggles? Who made them? How were they made?)
-took months to make
-handwritten
-made by monks
-expensive
The reformer named _______ viewed the Catholic Church as ______ because of issuing indulgences.
Martin Luther; corrupt
The Ninety-Five Theses was a list of objections that Luther felt was unfair of the Church during 1517 CE.
Give a stronger verb for "walked".
She walked into the classroom.
jogged, skipped, hopped, strolled, snuck, tip-toed, etc.
________ invented a printing press with _______ type.
Johann Gutenberg; moveable
Christianity became the official religion in the Middle Ages and then split into two. Catholic was in the Western part of Rome and the other was __________ in the Eastern part.
Orthodox
What was one objection that Luther felt was unfair of the Church?
-indulgences
-paid to be a part of the Church
-too powerful
(past/to feel)
The Church _______ responsible for changing their ways.
felt
How did Gutenberg's invention of a printing press impact everyday lives of people during this time period?
It made printing material like books more accessible to more people, which changed their lives by giving them greater access to new ideas and books.
How did Martin Luther, the Anabaptists, and John Calvin challenge the Catholic Church? Choose one to describe.
Martin Luther challenged the corrupt practices of the Catholic Church. The Anabaptists challenged the Catholic Church's political and governmental influence, establishing an independent community in Munster, Germany, with their own 'King'. John Calvin challenged many of the Catholic Church's traditions and beliefs and believed in predestination.
What was the relationship between Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses and the Reformation?
Luther's Ninety-Five Theses sparked a religious and political movement known as the Reformation. They got people thinking about Church practices.
(present/to be)
Rome _____ popular because of its historical sites.
is