5 Written Questions

1. A series of meetings between Catholic Bishops and Cardinals that set several Catholic doctrines.
2. A series of formal statements critical of the Catholic Church.
3. Religious order devoted to teaching, converting, and defending the Catholic faith.
4. English King who broke away from Pope in order to divorce his wife Catherine of Aragon.
5. A Protestant leader who called for strict rules and a theocratic government.

5 Matching Questions

1. Charles V
2. Peace of Ausburg
3. Reformation
4. St. Peters Basilica
5. Jesus Christ

1. a Agreement that allowed Holy Roman Princes to adopt Protestantism.
2. b Figure considered savior and salvation of Christians.
3. c Massive Church built by the Holy See.
4. d A movement for religious reform.
5. e Holy Roman Emperor; also King of Spain in 16th c.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. 
   A Catholic monk whose writings sparked the Reformation.
   1. Martin Luther
   2. Pope Leo X
   3. Charles V
   4. Jesuits
2. Also known as the Church of England.
   1. Anglican Church
   2. Jesus Christ
   3. Indulgence
   4. John Calvin
3. Particle Accelerator constructed beneath Geneva.
   1. Martin Luther
   2. Large Hadron Collider
   3. John Calvin
   4. Anglican Church
4. Founder of the Jesuit order.
   1. Ignatius of Loyola
   2. Edict of Worms
   3. Council of Trent
   4. Martin Luther
5. A person who speaks out against official Church teachings.
   1. Charles V
   2. Heretic
   3. Henry VIII
   4. Serfs

5 True/False Questions

1. Pope Leo X → Holy Roman Emperor; also King of Spain in 16th c.

   True        False

2. Edict of Worms → Agreement that allowed Holy Roman Princes to adopt Protestantism.

   True        False

3. Protestant → Religious order devoted to teaching, converting, and defending the Catholic faith.

   True        False

4. Serfs → Religious order devoted to teaching, converting, and defending the Catholic faith.

   True        False

5. Indulgence → A way to remove sin by paying the Catholic church money

   True        False