Post on 17-Jan-2016
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Reformation Church Issues
Reformers A Whole New World
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$100 Question from Reformation…
This is the term for the movement that began in the 1500’s to oppose the Pope and the Catholic Church
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Protestant Reformation
$200 Question from Reformation…
This invention of the 1400’s greatly helped apread the ideas of the Protestant Reformation.
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Printing Press
$300 Question from Reformation…
This is the form of Protestantism that was started by Martin Luther in Germany.
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Lutheranism
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This is the form of Protestantism that began when English King Henry VIII made himself head of the English Roman Catholic Church following the pope’s refusal to annul his marriage.
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Anglicanism
$500 Question from Reformation…
This group believed in adult baptism and was considered radical reformers of the time.
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Anabaptists
$100 Question from Church Issues…
This refers to documents sold by high-level Catholic officals that absolved people of sin so they didn’t’ have to spend time in purgatory befor going to heaven.
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Indulgences
$200 Question from Church Issues…
This man was known as the “Corrupt Pope”
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Rodrigo Borgia or Alexander the VI
$300 Question from Church Issues…
One issue the church was having was the continuing doubt of this term for the sin of Adam.
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Original Sin
$400 Question from Church Issues…
The Pope is chosen from among this group, the highest officials in the Catholic church, besides the Pope of course.
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Cardinals
$500 Question from Church Issues…
Absenteeism was a problem with Catholic cardinals during this time as well. Especially for this cardinal that only entered a church once and that was for his own funeral.
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Antoine De Prat
$100 Question from Reformers…
In 1517, he unintentionally caused the Protestant Reformation by posting his 95 Theses on the Chapel door.
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Martin Luther
$200 Question from Reformers…
This man ruled Geneva with a very strict guideline of rules. He set up institutes all over Europe.
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John Calvin
$300 Question from Reformers...
This man was a Swedish reformer that was far more radical than Martin Luther, particularly when it came to adult baptism.
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Ulrich Zwingli
$400 Question from Reformers...
This ruler was head over the Holy Roman Empire and agreed to the Peace of Augsburg with Martin Luther.
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Charles V
$500 Question from Reformers...
This Dutchman inadvertently undermined the Church from within in his book In Praise of Folly
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Erasmus
$100 Question from A Whole New World
Protestantism seem to spread faster in this area of Europe more than the countryside.
Perhaps it had to do with the larger population here.
$100 Answer from A Whole New World
Urban areas
$200 Question from A Whole New World
Even after the Protestant Reformation, most European countries remained loyal to this Christian Denomination.
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Roman Catholicism
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New World
Throughout the Protestant Reformation, there were no Protestant inroads to Spain or this country where the Renaissance found it’s
start.
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Italy
$400 Question from A Whole New World
After 1540, there were no new Protestant territories outside of this region.
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Netherlands
$500 Question from A Whole New World
King Henry of France ended a war between Frenchmen and Huguenots by signing this
agreement.
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Edict of Nantes
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This is the term for the belief that God has already chosen your fate regardless of what you do in this life.
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Predestination
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Martin Luther believed that man was justified through God by this alone.
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Faith
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This was the group summoned by the Catholic Church in response to the Protestant Reformation. They put together the modern
day bible.
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Council of Trent
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The Society of Jesus, or the Jesuits, were Catholic Missionaries. The society was founded by this man.
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Ignatius Loyola
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This was the interrogation instituted by the Catholic Church that often resulted in the
interviewee being beheaded. This was especially true in Spain.
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The Inquisition
Final JeopardyThis massacre in France was one of the deadliest on record during the Protestant Reformation. It later led to the Edict of Nantes.
Final Jeopardy Answer
St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre