The Power of the Printed World
Setting the Stage for Reform
The Reformation Movement
What is at the Center of the Universe?
Miscellaneous
100

During the Middle Ages, the monks copied text with pen and ink on thin sheets of parchment. What is "parchment"? 

Animal skin. 

100

Europeans lives were dedicated to one important thing. What was very important to Europeans during the Middle Ages? 

The Catholic Church. 

100

What did Martin Luther nail to the door of the Church at the University of Wittenberg?

His Ninety-Five Theses. 

100

True or False: The geocentric model is the idea that the Earth is at the center of the universe. 

True. 

100

If materials went against Church teachings, they were censored. What does "censor" mean? 

To control or get rid of content of materials. 

200

Gutenberg didn't truly invent movable type. What two groups of people had used a form of movable type hundreds of years earlier? 

The Chinese and Koreans. 

200

People who disobeyed or went against Church teachings were punished. What were these people called? 

Heretics. 

200

What was the Ninety-Five Theses? 

A list of 95 objections that Martin Luther wrote that differed from Church teachings. 

200

Who founded the heliocentric model and what is the heliocentric model? 

Copernicus. The sun is at the center of the universe. 

200

The Reformation and the Catholic Reformation left Christians in Europe divided. In Catholic controlled areas, Protestants were persecuted as heretics. What does "persecute" mean? 

To treat someone unfairly or cruelly because of his or her religious beliefs. 

300

What did Gutenberg invent? 

The printing press. 

300

If a person was charged with heresy against the Church, what would happen to them? 

They would be excommunicated and some were punished by death. 

300

The Pope ordered Luther to recant his views about the Church and its teachings. What does it mean to "recant"?

To take back. 

300

What did Galileo use to discover new findings of the moon? What were these findings? 

The telescope. The moon's surface was rough and uneven, marked with mountains, valleys, and craters. He discovered four new moons orbiting Jupiter. 

300

Who started to gain more power and control over kingdoms throughout the Reformation? 

Kings. 

400

Where did Gutenberg get his idea from for his printing press? 

A winepress. 
400

Who was Martin Luther?

A German monk and a devout Catholic who turned against the Church. 

400

The Diet of Worms declared Luther to be not just a heretic, but also a ______________?

Criminal. 

400
Although Galileo was a devout Catholic Catholic, he didn't think his findings challenged the Church or the Bible. Why is that? 

He thought science and religion answered different questions. 

400

Strong or mild interjection: 

Shh, do not disturb the class. 

Mild. 

500

Gutenberg's printing press revolutionized communication. What does "revolutionize" mean? 

To completely change something. 

500

What does "reform" mean?

To make changes to something in order to improve it. 

500

What did John Calvin do and believe? 

He believed that if the Bible did not specifically tell you to do something, then you shouldn't do it. He opposed many of the traditions and teachings of the Catholic Church. 

500

Around the middle of the 1700s, the Church began to change its position, agreeing or disagreeing with the supporting evidence that the planets orbited around the sun?  

Agreed. 

500

Provide an example of a strong verb to replace the "weak" verb: 

ran

went

said

Dashed, sprinted, staggered, stumbled, hurried. 

Strolled, sprinted, skipped, trudged, sneaked.

Whispered, mumbled, shouted.