Question 1

In comparison to Lutheranism,Calvinism was much more:

Accepted Answer

A) hierarchical in its structures of church government. 
B) emotional in its piety. 
C) passive toward the world and its problems. 
D) authoritarian with respect to personal conduct and morality. 
E) relaxed in its imposition of morality on individuals. 
A) hierarchical in its structures of church government. 
B) emotional in its piety. 
C) passive toward the world and its problems. 
D) authoritarian with respect to personal conduct and morality. 
E) relaxed in its imposition of morality on individuals.

Question 2

Protestant authority figures from fathers to secular rulers had a responsibility to discipline those under their control because Protestant belief taught that:

Accepted Answer

A) those in positions of authority were directly responsible for the salvation of others. 
B) obedience to authority had to be taught from an early age. 
C) regular discipline was required to open one's mind to God's will. 
D) undisciplined people tended toward doing evil and could thus destroy human society. 
E) undisciplined people failed to respect the natural social hierarchy. 
A) those in positions of authority were directly responsible for the salvation of others. 
B) obedience to authority had to be taught from an early age. 
C) regular discipline was required to open one's mind to God's will. 
D) undisciplined people tended toward doing evil and could thus destroy human society. 
E) undisciplined people failed to respect the natural social hierarchy.

Question 3

Luther's writings and actions were condemned by:

Accepted Answer

A) Innocent III. 
B) Gregory VII. 
C) Martin V. 
D) Leo X. 
E) John Calvin. 
A) Innocent III. 
B) Gregory VII. 
C) Martin V. 
D) Leo X. 
E) John Calvin.

Question 4

The Index of Prohibited Books included works by the Catholic humanist Erasmus.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Aside from religious motivations,many free cities in the Holy Roman Empire found Lutheranism appealing because:

Accepted Answer

A) free cities possessed enough military power to ignore the dictates of local princes and the Holy Roman Emperor. 
B) Lutherans supported the construction of new monasteries,which enhanced the wealth and prestige of the merchant class. 
C) town councils and guild masters could use reforms as a way to oppose local aristocrats and bishops. 
D) Catholic dogma had never been too appealing to educated urban elites. 
E) Lutheranism taught the same basic beliefs as the merchants of the free cities did in their guilds. 
A) free cities possessed enough military power to ignore the dictates of local princes and the Holy Roman Emperor. 
B) Lutherans supported the construction of new monasteries,which enhanced the wealth and prestige of the merchant class. 
C) town councils and guild masters could use reforms as a way to oppose local aristocrats and bishops. 
D) Catholic dogma had never been too appealing to educated urban elites. 
E) Lutheranism taught the same basic beliefs as the merchants of the free cities did in their guilds.

Question 6

As a young monk,Luther:

Accepted Answer

A) was confident that he would be saved by God because he did so many good works. 
B) believed that a corrupt Church could not save his soul. 
C) was diligent in his duties and was not concerned with theology;that would come later. 
D) avoided confession because he thought it was unnecessary for salvation. 
E) was fearful that he could never do enough good deeds to deserve salvation. 
A) was confident that he would be saved by God because he did so many good works. 
B) believed that a corrupt Church could not save his soul. 
C) was diligent in his duties and was not concerned with theology;that would come later. 
D) avoided confession because he thought it was unnecessary for salvation. 
E) was fearful that he could never do enough good deeds to deserve salvation.

Question 7

The settlement reached via the Peace of Augsburg in 1555 was that:

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A) Germany would remain Catholic as the Holy Roman Emperor was Catholic. 
B) Germany would adopt the Lutheran faith against the Holy Roman Emperor's wishes. 
C) the cities of Germany would have both Lutheran and Catholic churches. 
D) each individual person in the Holy Roman Empire could choose to be either Lutheran or Catholic. 
E) each German prince would rule a territory that was Catholic or Lutheran based on his own choice of faith. 
A) Germany would remain Catholic as the Holy Roman Emperor was Catholic. 
B) Germany would adopt the Lutheran faith against the Holy Roman Emperor's wishes. 
C) the cities of Germany would have both Lutheran and Catholic churches. 
D) each individual person in the Holy Roman Empire could choose to be either Lutheran or Catholic. 
E) each German prince would rule a territory that was Catholic or Lutheran based on his own choice of faith.

Question 8

England became a Protestant country under Henry VIII.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Calvinism was carried to Scotland by:

Accepted Answer

A) Martin Luther. 
B) John Calvin. 
C) John Wycliffe. 
D) John Knox. 
E) Thomas Cranmer. 
A) Martin Luther. 
B) John Calvin. 
C) John Wycliffe. 
D) John Knox. 
E) Thomas Cranmer.

Question 10

What was the outcome of the confrontation with Tetzel,and what was the impact on Luther's ideals of reformation?

Accepted Answer

Luther was outraged by the Dominican fri

Question 11

In what ways was the relationship between Luther and the German princes a symbiotic one?

Accepted Answer

The power of rulers to determine the rel

Question 12

Many peasants were drawn to Protestantism because:

Accepted Answer

A) they hoped it would lead to greater social equality. 
B) they hoped to have access to leadership positions in the church. 
C) they had lost faith in the Catholic Church. 
D) Protestantism taught that everyone attained salvation. 
E) they believed the Catholic Church only cared about the wealthy. 
A) they hoped it would lead to greater social equality. 
B) they hoped to have access to leadership positions in the church. 
C) they had lost faith in the Catholic Church. 
D) Protestantism taught that everyone attained salvation. 
E) they believed the Catholic Church only cared about the wealthy.

Question 13

Ultimately,Thomas Cranmer was:

Accepted Answer

A) appointed pope. 
B) burned at the stake. 
C) given a high position within the English court. 
D) forced into exile in France. 
E) arrested and sentenced to life in prison. 
A) appointed pope. 
B) burned at the stake. 
C) given a high position within the English court. 
D) forced into exile in France. 
E) arrested and sentenced to life in prison.

Question 14

The pope hesitated to give Henry an annulment because he feared it would provoke Emperor Charles V.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

What roles were available to women of the Protestant faith?

Accepted Answer

The Protestant Reformation radically cha

Question 16

In general,the reformed Catholic Church was:

Accepted Answer

A) more tolerant than Protestantism. 
B) less tolerant than it had been in prior years. 
C) more tolerant than it had been in prior years. 
D) welcoming of other beliefs and ideas. 
E) welcoming toward women who wanted to enter the priesthood. 
A) more tolerant than Protestantism. 
B) less tolerant than it had been in prior years. 
C) more tolerant than it had been in prior years. 
D) welcoming of other beliefs and ideas. 
E) welcoming toward women who wanted to enter the priesthood.

Question 17

Protestantism emphasized the necessity of obedience to authority figures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The Mennonites had their most immediate theological origins in:

Accepted Answer

A) Roman Catholicism. 
B) Lutheranism. 
C) Anabaptism. 
D) Calvinism. 
E) Zwinglism. 
A) Roman Catholicism. 
B) Lutheranism. 
C) Anabaptism. 
D) Calvinism. 
E) Zwinglism.

Question 19

The fusion of Protestantism and English nationalism was aided by:

Accepted Answer

A) the English victory over the Spanish Armada. 
B) the death of Elizabeth I. 
C) the ascension of James I to the throne. 
D) the death of Mary. 
E) the death of Henry. 
A) the English victory over the Spanish Armada. 
B) the death of Elizabeth I. 
C) the ascension of James I to the throne. 
D) the death of Mary. 
E) the death of Henry.

Question 20

When Henry married Anne Boleyn,

Accepted Answer

A) she had already given birth to his son. 
B) he was still married to Catherine. 
C) she had already given birth to his daughter. 
D) he was immediately excommunicated by the pope. 
E) he had been granted a divorce from Catherine. 
A) she had already given birth to his son. 
B) he was still married to Catherine. 
C) she had already given birth to his daughter. 
D) he was immediately excommunicated by the pope. 
E) he had been granted a divorce from Catherine.

In comparison to Lutheranism,Calvinism was much more:

Protestant authority figures from fathers to secular rulers had a responsibility to discipline those under their control because Protestant belief taught that:

Luther's writings and actions were condemned by:

The Index of Prohibited Books included works by the Catholic humanist Erasmus.

Aside from religious motivations,many free cities in the Holy Roman Empire found Lutheranism appealing because:

As a young monk,Luther:

The settlement reached via the Peace of Augsburg in 1555 was that:

England became a Protestant country under Henry VIII.

Calvinism was carried to Scotland by:

What was the outcome of the confrontation with Tetzel,and what was the impact on Luther's ideals of reformation?

In what ways was the relationship between Luther and the German princes a symbiotic one?

Many peasants were drawn to Protestantism because:

Ultimately,Thomas Cranmer was:

The pope hesitated to give Henry an annulment because he feared it would provoke Emperor Charles V.

What roles were available to women of the Protestant faith?

In general,the reformed Catholic Church was:

Protestantism emphasized the necessity of obedience to authority figures.

The Mennonites had their most immediate theological origins in:

The fusion of Protestantism and English nationalism was aided by:

When Henry married Anne Boleyn,

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Exam 4: The Age of Dissent and Division, 1500-1564

In comparison to Lutheranism,Calvinism was much more:

Protestant authority figures from fathers to secular rulers had a responsibility to discipline those under their control because Protestant belief taught that:

Luther's writings and actions were condemned by:

The Index of Prohibited Books included works by the Catholic humanist Erasmus.

Aside from religious motivations,many free cities in the Holy Roman Empire found Lutheranism appealing because:

As a young monk,Luther:

The settlement reached via the Peace of Augsburg in 1555 was that:

England became a Protestant country under Henry VIII.

Calvinism was carried to Scotland by:

What was the outcome of the confrontation with Tetzel,and what was the impact on Luther's ideals of reformation?

In what ways was the relationship between Luther and the German princes a symbiotic one?

Many peasants were drawn to Protestantism because:

Ultimately,Thomas Cranmer was:

The pope hesitated to give Henry an annulment because he feared it would provoke Emperor Charles V.

What roles were available to women of the Protestant faith?

In general,the reformed Catholic Church was:

Protestantism emphasized the necessity of obedience to authority figures.

The Mennonites had their most immediate theological origins in:

The fusion of Protestantism and English nationalism was aided by:

When Henry married Anne Boleyn,

The Medieval World, 1250-1350

Rebirth and Unrest, 1350-1453

Innovation and Exploration, 1453-1533

Europe in the Atlantic World, 1550-1660

European Monarchies and Absolutism, 1660-1725

The New Science of the Seventeenth Century

Europe During the Enlightenment

The French Revolution

The Industrial Revolution and Nineteenth-Century Society

The Age of Ideologies: Europe in the Aftermath of Revolution, 1815-1848

Revolutions and Nation Building, 1848-1871

Imperialism and Colonialism, 1870-1914

Modern Industry and Mass Politics, 1870-1914

The First World War

Turmoil Between the Wars

The Second World War

The Cold War World: Global Politics, economic Recovery, and Cultural Change

Red Flags and Velvet Revolutions: the End of the Cold War, 1960-1990

A World Without Walls: Globalization and the West

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