World History - Unit 4: assignment questions quiz 2
The Ninety
Five Theses were:- proposals
deposed Somerset
Northumberland
nepotism
Obtaining a church office by paying for it.
John Knox established the Presbyterian Church in Scotland.
True
All Jesuits had to be:
all of the above
Diet
A formal assembly to discuss and act upon public or state affairs.
Philip II of Spain proposed marriage to Elizabeth because he wanted:
to prevent England from becoming entirely Protestant
Reformer who prepared a new prayer book
Archbishop Cranmer
The Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre:
was the idea of Catherine the Queen Mother
Mary turned against the Catholics and burned almost three hundred of them at the stake.
False
The Peace of Westphalia brought an end to the religious war in which country?
Germany
simony
Granting favors or appointments to one's own relatives.
Anglican
Referring to the Church of England.
Zwingli preached in:
Zurich, Switzerland
Mary hoped to strengthen her claim to the throne by:
marrying Lord Darnley
Which of the following was NOT one of the problems in England in 1558, when Elizabeth inherited the throne?
the queen of Spain ordered her beheaded
The factor preventing France from helping Mary Stuart's claim the throne was:
Elizabeth's decision to help Scotland
The Netherlands was a united country by the sixteenth century.
False
Under Calvin's leadership, Zurich soon became a haven for over six thousand Protestants.
False
Luther was supported by:
Frederick the Wise
was crowned queen upon Edward's death
Guildford Dudley
Why did Henry want an annulment to his first marriage?
He wanted to have a male heir.
Select the three religious groups in France:
Huguenots, Catholics, Politiques
Who was the man that spread Wycliffe's beliefs in Bohemia?
John Huss
Who was the Englishman that denounced clerical abuses and questioned papal authority?
John Wycliffe
Followers of Wycliffe were called _.
Lollards
The founder of "The Society of Jesus" was Ignatius of _ .
Loyola
The Edict of Restitution restored Catholic lands and restricted Protestants, except for _.
Lutherans
led rebels against enclosures
Robert Kett
Four words which might describe Elizabeth's characteristics are:
capable self-confident complex intelligent
Name two groups that Henry VIII persecuted if they spoke against the church of England.
catholics,lutherans
Jesuits took vows of _ , _, and _.
chastity, poverty, and obedience
Three methods used by the Catholic church to enforce Catholic principles included:
concordats, the Index, the Inquisition
Cardinal Cisneros first held office as Queen Isabella's _ .
confessor
Which of the following ideas was NOT expressed by Luther?
marriage is a sacrament
The Reformation of England was both a _movement.
political and religious
Germany's political and religious differences:
prevented its being a strong national state
Four decrees of the Council of Trent were:
provide for more clerical discipline, remove church abuses,reaffirm the sacraments,provide system for educating clergy.
In 1555 the Netherlands were taken over by:
spain
Northumberland's son and Lady Jane Grey's husband Henry VIII had appointed a council of _ to help his son rule if he were not of age when he inherited the throne.
regents
Queen Mary married Philip of France.
False
papal bull
An official statement issued by the pope.
Adult baptism, peace, separation of church and state, and no swearing of oaths were beliefs of the _____.
Anabaptists
The Act of the Six Articles established the doctrine of the_church.
Anglican
The word which refers to the Church of England is: (, , , ) church.
Anglican
Henry VIII was first married to _____.
Catherine of Aragon
List three factors that caused economic problems in England. Northumberland plotted Mary's succession to the throne because Mary was a devout_ , and she would not be at all sympathetic to the _ Northumberland.
Catholic,Protestant
The Pilgrimage of Grace was a rebellion that demanded the restoration of _.
Catholicism
The person remembered as being responsible for the first printing of the entire Bible in the original language, Hebrew and Greek is _____.
Cisneros
Wycliffe's most important contribution was his translation of the Bible into the _language.
English
France became Protestant officially in 1560.
False
Mary Tudor restored Protestantism to England.
False
became lord protector
Somerset
The fleet of Spanish warships defeated by the British in 1588 was known as the:
Spanish Armada
Henry became head of the Church of England as a result of the Act of _passed by Parliament in 1534.
Supremacy
A government in which God, or a god, is recognized as the supreme civil ruler and in which religious authorities rule the state is a Choose... monarchy theocracy democracy oligarchy_ .
Theocracy
Calvin believed that the church should be led by elders.
True
Calvin prohibited many personal practices of Protestants, such as gambling and dancing.
True
Elizabeth restored Protestantism to England.
True
Mary I was bitter because she had suffered religious persecution and separation from her mother.
True
The Edict of Nantes gave Protestants more freedom.
True
A religious belief not expressed by Zwingli was:
all men were saints