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Lay investiture is the appointment of_____ officials commonly Bishop's by______commonly Kings or nobles |
Religious and secular |
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When was the college of cardinals established |
1059 |
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What was the basis of the controversy between Pope Gregory the 7th and Henry the fourth |
the root issue is who held the supreme power the church or the state |
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Who was the pope at the peak of papel power |
Innocent III |
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The conflict between Pope Innocent III a king John of England set it on who would appoint the archbishop of____ |
Canterbury |
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What did King John established of place England under the authority of the church |
England was made a fief of the papacy |
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Define a crusade |
Holy war backed by the Pope to free the holy Land from the Muslims |
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How many major crusades took place |
8 |
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Which crusade was intended to reclaim Jerusalem but resulted in the destruction of Constantinople |
The Fourth crusade |
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Who are the three primary characters that served as catalysts of inertial reform in the medieval Catholic Church |
Waldo Wycliffe and hus |
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What was the church's response to internal reform |
The Inquisition |
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T/F The chief complaint of internal reformers was a church of Tendency to exalt tradition above scripture |
True |
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Who is considered the father of humanism |
Petrarch |
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The greatest contribution of internal reformers with the translate the scripture into the______ of the _______ people |
Language common |
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The great value of medieval Catholicism in the warning to the Church of every age is the failure to hold the church_______ to the________ of scripture |
Accountable Authority |
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Three major categories of the Renaissance humanism |
Christian humanist Civic humanists Men of letters |
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Name two primary Christian humanist |
Thomas More Erasmus |
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Thomas more's Utopia is modeled after who's republic |
Plato's |
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Civic humanist were focused on |
Political advancement |
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Christian humanist were focused on |
Social improvement |
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Men of letters were focused on |
Intellectual fulfillment |
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What does the word Catholic mean |
Universal |
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The following are considered sacraments by the Roman Catholic Church |
Ordination Anointing the sick Penance Baptism Confirmation Communion Marriage |
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T / f indulgences were sanctioned by the pope and sold by the Roman Catholic Church to help people atone for their sins |
True |
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The individual most infamously known for selling indulgences |
John tetzel who sold it for a Leo x |
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The Protestant Reformation was an attempt to_______ and ______ the Roman Catholic Church |
Protest Reform |
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Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of what church |
Castle Church of Wittenberg |
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What 15th century invention served as a catalyst for the spreading of protestant ideology |
The printing press |
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Where was Luther summoned to defend his writing and positions |
The city of worms |
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Three primary Powers grappling gear this crucial point of history |
Holy Roman emperor Princes Pope |
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Luther's greatest the rediscovery was that salvation is by____alone! |
Faith |
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In _____ Luther receives a papal _____ threatening is excommunication. |
1520 Bull |
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Imperial diet definition |
Highest general assembly of an empire |
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Exurge domine definition |
Arise oh Lord |
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Papal bull definition |
Decree issued by the Pope |
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Of the 41 accusations brought against Luther what was he primarily accused of rejecting |
Indulgences and papal authority |
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Afters Luther's excommunication he began referring to the pope as |
Antichrist |
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Luther's best known work of 1520 was |
On the freedom of the Christian |
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T/F Luther subsequent burning of the paper bulls solidified his denunciation of papal authority and nearly guaranteed is excommunication |
True |
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In medieval history the_____ would excommunicate in the empire would______ |
Excommunicate Execute |
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Who secured in order of safe conduct for Luther prior to the diet of worms |
Frederick the wise |
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During Luther's "night of doubt" he asked himself this profound question that all should consider when questing eternal matters |
Am I alone wise? |
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T/F Luther's famous statement 'here I am I can do no other" is sort of a middle ground between courageousness and cowardliness a statement of real conviction |
True |
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After his excommunication with there would have been executed were it not for the fact that he was______ and taken to____ |
Kidnapped The castle of Wartburg |
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During his time in hiding Luther went by the name |
Junker George |
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While at Wartburg Luther began his greatest literary endeavor translate in the scriptures into what language |
German |
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What historic figure led to the Reformation of Switzerland |
Ulrich zwingli |
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What was zwingli primary location of ministry during his activity in the Reformation |
Zurich |
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T/F Several theological differences existed between Luther and zwingli. the primary one was their respective understandings of communion |
True |
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Zwingli died during the battle of_______ and was considered a martyr of the Protestant cause |
Kappel |
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The English Reformation was led by |
King Henry VIII |
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Who became known as the defender of the faith |
King Henry VIII |
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The catalyst for separation of the Church of England it from Catholicism is rooted in king Henry Viii desire to receive an_______ from Catherine of Aragon |
Annulment |
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What declared King Henry VIII as supreme head of the Church of England in 1534 |
Act of supremacy |
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After official break with Catholicism land receipts from the church and sold individuals creating what class of people |
Gentry |
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John Calvin theological classification |
Radical |
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Martin Luther theological classification |
Moderate |
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King Henry VIII theological classification |
Conservative |
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The Protestant Reformation span between_____ and _____ |
1517- 1648 |
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The monarch who attempted to reunite the Church of England with Catholicism was nicknamed |
Bloody Mary |
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English queen that solidified England as a Protestant nation was |
Elizabeth |
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What was the name of the movement committed to purify the Church of England |
Puritans |
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What was the authorized English version of scripture named after the reigning monarch of the time that is still widely used |
KJV |
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Who are the groups springing up among the Puritans during the reign of King Charles |
Separatist and Independents |
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T/F Puritans migraines in new world would greatly impact British colonies |
True |
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The dominant theologian of the English Reformation who greatly impacted puritanism was |
John Calvin |
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Henry's reasons for reform where unique from the other reformers what were they |
Political Economical Personal |
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Unlike Luther, zwingli does not establish an official religion but rather greatly influences religious_____ |
Philosophers |
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Thomas Cranmer 1489 - 1556 was the archbishop of where |
Canterbury |
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Cranmer was best known for the authoring of the book of |
Common prayer |
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The first publishing of the book of common prayer was |
1549 |
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The book of common prayer shape the basis for worship and liturgy in the_____ Church |
Anglican |
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Menno Simons was the founder of what movement |
Anabaptists |
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One of Simons primary contention centered on the Eucharistic position of |
Transubstantiation |
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Anabaptist were considered______ |
Radical |
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Why were anabaptists considered radical |
Because of their dismissal of ceremonial customs of the church |
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Anabaptist are best known for their commitment to_____ baptism |
Believers |
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T/F Unlike former anabaptist menno Simons supported a non-violent mentality |
True |
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The Catholic reaction to the Protestant Reformation is referred to AS the |
Counter Reformation |
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The council of Trent( 1545 through 1563) consisted of what major components |
Reform of Church practice Affirmation of the church doctrine |
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Within Catholic context there are three arms of church authority what are they |
Scripture tradition and magisterium |
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2:00 amplified Catholic practice the church committed itself to_______ it's priesthood in eradicating________ |
Educating Corruption such as the sale of indulgences |
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The most prominent order form during this time of counter-reformation was a society of ______ aka _____ |
Jesus Jesuits |
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The founder of the aforementioned society was |
Ignatius of Loyola |
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Ignatius in a society he created was unashamedly committed to the_______ authority of the Catholic Church |
Hierarchical |
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one of the most famous reformers diligence and mystics of the Sarah that ushered in the sense of revival among Catholicism was |
St. Teresa Avila |
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The internal revival the Catholic church was a revival of |
Simplicity and spirituality |
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The Catholic counter-reformation consisted of three major components what were they |
The society of Jesus Council of Trent The revival of spirituality |
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The national revival that took place in the 18th century America was known as |
The great Awakening |
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In Northampton who found himself preaching to a primarily unconverted laity |
Jonathan Edwards |
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The great English evangelist who became known as the father of the Awakening was |
George Whitefield |
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Who is the most famous evangelist for the stirring sermon sinners in the hands of an angry God |
Jonathan Edwards |
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Who pioneered the art of open-air preaching in became a household name in America |
George Whitefield |
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The philosophy of the great Awakening has been accredited as the catalyst of what war |
Revolutionary |