IDENTIFICATIONS--Part A
Below are a number of items with which you should be familiar after reading Chapter 19. Enter your answer in the blank. Note: You must enter NUMERIC VALUES, then click your mouse anywhere outside of the input box to check your answer.
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IDENTIFICATIONS
Explain the significance of the following: |
1. Transubstantiation
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2. Lollards
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3. Predestination
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4. Treasury of Merits
| 5. The Spiritual Exercises
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6. Elizabethan Compromise
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7. Council of Trent
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8. Augustinian
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9. Thomasinian
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10. Mennonites
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11. Anabaptists
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12. Justification by Faith
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CHRONOLOGY
Match the event in column I with the date in column II. Click the Key for the proper answer.
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1. Council of Trent | | A. 1460 |
2. Death of Henry the Navigator | | B. 1488 |
3. Index of Prohibited Books | | C. 1502 |
4. Formal constitution of the order of Jesuits by Pope Paul III. | | D. 1513 |
5. Peasants' Revolt in Germany | | E. 1517 |
6. Balboa's discovery of the Pacific Ocean | | F. 1519-1521 |
7. Cortés' conquest of the Aztec Empire | | G. 1525 |
8. Posting of the Ninety-Five Theses | | H. 1540 |
9. Founding of the University of Wittenberg | | I. 1545-1563 |
10. Bartholomew Dias rounds the southern tip of Africa. | | J. 1564 |
Who Was I?
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1. A German prince who protected Luther from arrest by Catholic authorities.
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2. A radical Anabaptist leader who declared himself successor of David and king of the New Jerusalem of Münster.
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3. An archbishop of Canterbury who with the dukes of Somerset and Northumberland made the Church of England more decidedly Protestant during the reign of Edward VI.
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4. A Protestant Reformer who is said to have reduced the church service to "four bare walls and a sermon."
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5. A Spanish nobleman and ex-soldier who founded a militant religious order in the sixteenth century.
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6. A pope whose authorization of the sale of indulgences in Germany incenses Luther.
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7. The Holy Roman emperor who summoned a Diet that condemned Luther.
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8. A pope of the Counter-Reformation who called the Council of Trent.
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9. An English queen whose determined efforts to restore Catholicism to her country ended in failure.
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10. A Swiss reformer who converted much of northern Switzerland to Protestantism.
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