ENGLISH REFORMATION

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What is the Protestant Reformation?

A revolutionary religious and political movement

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Of what century was the Protestant Reformation?

16th century (XVl) / 1517

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What did the Protestant Reformation divide and reform?

Catholic Church

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What did the Protestant Reformation make way for?

Protestant Church

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What is a reform?

A change that is made

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What did the term “Protestant” refer to in the 16th century?

The historical moment when politicians protested for religious freedom

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What does the term “Protestant” refer to now?

To differ from some doctrines and practices of the Catholic Church

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Who was the forerunner or focal catalyst of the Protestant Reformation?

Martin Luther

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What did Martin Luther publish?

95 Theses

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When did Martin Luther publish the 95 Theses?

1517

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Where did Martin Luther publish the 95 Theses?

Germany

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The denunciations of the Catholic Church began with Martin Luther. (True/False)

False

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With whom had the denunciations of the Catholic Church began?

Several scientists, priests, and writers

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Name two people who denounced the Catholic Church prior to Martin Luther.

John Wyclif, Jan Hus

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What happened to some of the groups that tried to denunciate the Catholic Church?

Were forced to retract or sentenced to death

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How were most people sent to death for denunciating the Catholic Church?

Burned at the stake

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The denunciations made to the Catholic Church were ______ and _________.

doctrinal, practical

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What do the practical denunciations of the Catholic Church refer to?

The way in which the church operates

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What did the doctrinal denunciations refer to?

To the beliefs of the Catholic Church

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The people during this time could choose whether to be Catholic or Protestant. (True/False)

False

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Who were the most popular reforms in England?

Anglicans, Puritans, Quakers

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What did Henry Vlll want in 1534?

A divorce

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In what year did Henry want a divorce?

1534

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Who forbid Henry Vlll’s divorce?

Clement Vl (Pope)

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What happened to Henry Vlll as a result of his failed divorce?

  • He separated the English monarchy from the Catholic Church

  • Converted the Catholic Churches into Anglican ones and became their leader

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How many marriages did Henry Vlll have in his life?

6

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What did Edward Vl do?

  • Implemented reforms

  • Allowed priests to marry

  • Eliminated images in the church

  • Made the masses in English

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In what language were the masses in the Church usually given before Edward Vl?

Latin

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Who was Mary l?

Daughter of Catherine of Aragon

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Catherine of Aragon was extremely catholic. (True/False)

True

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What was Mary l also known as?

Bloody Mary

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Why was Mary l known as “Bloody Mary”

Because she burned nearly 300 protestants in less than 4 years and exiled many others

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Elizabeth l was a _________________ that accepted _______________.

Moderate Protestant, catholic ideas

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What movement emerged during Elizabeth l’s reign?

Puritan Movement

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What did the Puritan movement heavily criticize by?

Anglicanism

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What did the Puritan Movement want to do with Angicanism?

Purify it

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What church did the Puritan movement want to ressemble?

Primitive church (book of Acts)

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James l was a ________ who granted ________ to _________.

protestant, freedom, catholics

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Tensions between Catholics and Protestants rose during James l’s reign. (True/False)

True

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In James l’s period, the first wave of _______ emigrated to __________.

English, America

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