5 Written questions
5 Matching questions
- Peace of Ausburg
- Catholic Reformation
- companionate marriage
- a Marriage based on love; gave wives equality with their husbands.
- b Portion of the HRE in which Protestants rebelled against the Austrian Hapsburgs in 1681.
- c Religious reform movement within the Latin Christian Church, begun in response to the Protestant Reformation. It clarified Catholic theology and reformed clerical training and discipline.
- d Church offices granted by the ruler of the state or the pope to an individual. The selling of positions.
- e 1555 document signed in the HRE which allowed each German prince to choose the religion for his principality (Cuius regio, eius religio)
5 Multiple choice questions
- Hapsburg general who led the HRE in winning what is known as the Danish phase of the war.
- The Southern Catholic provinces united with the Northern Protestant provinces against Spain.
- Hapsburg king of Spain who chose Catholic rule incited the revolt in the Spanish Netherlands.
- Hapsburg monarch who served as both king of Spain and HR Emperor and tried to outlaw Protestantism in the empire.
- The issue between the Lutherans and Zwingli over the transubstantiation of communion.
5 True/False questions
Oath of Abjuration → In 1581, Dutch denounced Phillip II and declared Dutch republic.
Leo X → Leader of the Scottish Calvinists that preached the people could overthrow a corrupt prince to defend their beliefs and God's beliefs. He thought of the government as capitalist. Government had certain obligations to the people.
Mary → Intense Catholic English monarch that married Phillip of Spain to enforce Catholic policies. Alienated English People. Nicknamed "Bloody Mary." Died childless in 1558. Her half sister Elizabeth I was next in line for power.
Tetzel → Official beginning of the Protestant reform. Wrote the 95 Theses, Addresses to the Nobility of the German Nation, and Freedom of a Christian.
English Reformation → Institution of the Catholic Church that sought to eliminate heresy by seeking out and punishing heretics