Reformation Practice Quiz II

Where was the following quote spoken/written "I cannot and will not recant anything, for to go against conscience is neither right nor safe. Here I stand, I can do no other, so help me God. Amen."

[blank_start]Predestination[blank_end] was the belief that God has already decided a person's fate and cannot be changed

John Calvin's religion, known as [blank_start]Calvinism[blank_end], is based on the idea of [blank_start]Predestination[blank_end].

According to Calvin, the [blank_start]elect[blank_end] are those whom God has predestined to salvation

John Calvin stated his religion in the city of [blank_start]Geneva[blank_end]. It became a theocracy and set up laws that prohibited dancing, card playing, showy dress and profane language.

Institutes of the Christian Religion was [blank_start]John Calvin[blank_end]'s introductory textbook on the Protestant faith. it laid down exactly what the faithful ought to believe on every major question of religion

Drag the city/country next to the religion that is associated with it. Anglican Church/[blank_start]England[blank_end] Huguenots/[blank_start]France[blank_end] Lutheranism/[blank_start]Wittenberg, Germany[blank_end] Calvinism/[blank_start]Geneva, Switzerland[blank_end]

French Calvinist were known as _______.

English Calvinist were known as _______.

Calvinists in Scotland were known as _______.

[blank_start]Henry VIII[blank_end] broke away from the Catholic Church and formed the [blank_start]Anglican[blank_end] Church (also known as the Church of England)

[blank_start]John Knox[blank_end] introduced Calvinism to Scotland. The religion became known as Presbyterianism

_________ was granted the title “Defender of the Faith” for defending the Catholic Church against Luther’s ideas

[blank_start]Anglicanism[blank_end] was formed as a result of a political action not a religious action.

The King of England, [blank_start]Henry VIII[blank_end], wanted a divorce from his wife, [blank_start]Catherine of Aragon[blank_end] because she did not produce a male heir. He wanted to marry his mistress [blank_start]Anne Boleyn[blank_end] but Pope [blank_start]Clement VII[blank_end] failed to dissolve his marriage. As a result, England formed its own church, known as the Anglican Church or the Church of England

[blank_start]Elizabeth I[blank_end], the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, became Queen of England after her sister, [blank_start]Mary I[blank_end], dies. She returned England back to a Protestant Nation

[blank_start]Mary I[blank_end], the daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, became Queen and converted England back to a Catholic Nation. She was called [blank_start]Bloody Mary[blank_end] because she killed 300 Protestant leaders.

After a civil war between the French Catholic and Huguenots, [blank_start]Henry IV[blank_end] issues the [blank_start]Edict of Nantes[blank_end] which gave Huguenots freedom of worship and some political rights