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Lay investiture is the appointment of_____ officials commonly Bishop's by______commonly Kings or nobles

Religious and secular

When was the college of cardinals established

1059

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

Who was the pope at the peak of papel power

Innocent III

The conflict between Pope Innocent III a king John of England set it on who would appoint the archbishop of____

Canterbury

What did King John established of place England under the authority of the church

England was made a fief of the papacy

Define a crusade

Holy war backed by the Pope to free the holy Land from the Muslims

How many major crusades took place

8

Which crusade was intended to reclaim Jerusalem but resulted in the destruction of Constantinople

The Fourth crusade

Who are the three primary characters that served as catalysts of inertial reform in the medieval Catholic Church

Waldo Wycliffe and hus

What was the church's response to internal reform

The Inquisition

T/F


The chief complaint of internal reformers was a church of Tendency to exalt tradition above scripture

True

Who is considered the father of humanism

Petrarch

The greatest contribution of internal reformers with the translate the scripture into the______ of the _______ people

Language


common

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

Three major categories of the Renaissance humanism

Christian humanist


Civic humanists


Men of letters

Name two primary Christian humanist

Thomas More


Erasmus

Thomas more's Utopia is modeled after who's republic

Plato's

Civic humanist were focused on

Political advancement

Christian humanist were focused on

Social improvement

Men of letters were focused on

Intellectual fulfillment

What does the word Catholic mean

Universal

The following are considered sacraments by the Roman Catholic Church

Ordination


Anointing the sick


Penance


Baptism


Confirmation


Communion


Marriage

T / f


indulgences were sanctioned by the pope and sold by the Roman Catholic Church to help people atone for their sins

True

The individual most infamously known for selling indulgences

John tetzel who sold it for a Leo x

The Protestant Reformation was an attempt to_______ and ______ the Roman Catholic Church

Protest


Reform

Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of what church

Castle Church of Wittenberg

What 15th century invention served as a catalyst for the spreading of protestant ideology

The printing press

Where was Luther summoned to defend his writing and positions

The city of worms

Three primary Powers grappling gear this crucial point of history

Holy Roman emperor


Princes


Pope

Luther's greatest the rediscovery was that salvation is by____alone!

Faith

In _____ Luther receives a papal _____ threatening is excommunication.

1520


Bull

Imperial diet definition

Highest general assembly of an empire

Exurge domine definition

Arise oh Lord

Papal bull definition

Decree issued by the Pope

Of the 41 accusations brought against Luther what was he primarily accused of rejecting

Indulgences and papal authority

Afters Luther's excommunication he began referring to the pope as

Antichrist

Luther's best known work of 1520 was

On the freedom of the Christian

T/F


Luther subsequent burning of the paper bulls solidified his denunciation of papal authority and nearly guaranteed is excommunication

True

In medieval history the_____ would excommunicate in the empire would______

Excommunicate


Execute

Who secured in order of safe conduct for Luther prior to the diet of worms

Frederick the wise

During Luther's "night of doubt" he asked himself this profound question that all should consider when questing eternal matters

Am I alone wise?

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

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

During his time in hiding Luther went by the name

Junker George

While at Wartburg Luther began his greatest literary endeavor translate in the scriptures into what language

German

What historic figure led to the Reformation of Switzerland

Ulrich zwingli

What was zwingli primary location of ministry during his activity in the Reformation

Zurich

T/F


Several theological differences existed between Luther and zwingli. the primary one was their respective understandings of communion

True

Zwingli died during the battle of_______ and was considered a martyr of the Protestant cause

Kappel

The English Reformation was led by

King Henry VIII

Who became known as the defender of the faith

King Henry VIII

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

What declared King Henry VIII as supreme head of the Church of England in 1534

Act of supremacy

After official break with Catholicism land receipts from the church and sold individuals creating what class of people

Gentry

John Calvin theological classification

Radical

Martin Luther theological classification

Moderate

King Henry VIII theological classification

Conservative

The Protestant Reformation span between_____ and _____

1517- 1648

The monarch who attempted to reunite the Church of England with Catholicism was nicknamed

Bloody Mary

English queen that solidified England as a Protestant nation was

Elizabeth

What was the name of the movement committed to purify the Church of England

Puritans

What was the authorized English version of scripture named after the reigning monarch of the time that is still widely used

KJV

Who are the groups springing up among the Puritans during the reign of King Charles

Separatist and Independents

T/F


Puritans migraines in new world would greatly impact British colonies

True

The dominant theologian of the English Reformation who greatly impacted puritanism was

John Calvin

Henry's reasons for reform where unique from the other reformers what were they

Political


Economical


Personal

Unlike Luther, zwingli does not establish an official religion but rather greatly influences religious_____

Philosophers

Thomas Cranmer 1489 - 1556 was the archbishop of where

Canterbury

Cranmer was best known for the authoring of the book of

Common prayer

The first publishing of the book of common prayer was

1549

The book of common prayer shape the basis for worship and liturgy in the_____ Church

Anglican

Menno Simons was the founder of what movement

Anabaptists

One of Simons primary contention centered on the Eucharistic position of

Transubstantiation

Anabaptist were considered______

Radical

Why were anabaptists considered radical

Because of their dismissal of ceremonial customs of the church

Anabaptist are best known for their commitment to_____ baptism

Believers

T/F


Unlike former anabaptist menno Simons supported a non-violent mentality

True

The Catholic reaction to the Protestant Reformation is referred to AS the

Counter Reformation

The council of Trent( 1545 through 1563) consisted of what major components

Reform of Church practice


Affirmation of the church doctrine

Within Catholic context there are three arms of church authority what are they

Scripture tradition and magisterium

2:00 amplified Catholic practice the church committed itself to_______ it's priesthood in eradicating________

Educating


Corruption such as the sale of indulgences

The most prominent order form during this time of counter-reformation was a society of ______ aka _____

Jesus


Jesuits

The founder of the aforementioned society was

Ignatius of Loyola

Ignatius in a society he created was unashamedly committed to the_______ authority of the Catholic Church

Hierarchical

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

The internal revival the Catholic church was a revival of

Simplicity and spirituality

The Catholic counter-reformation consisted of three major components what were they

The society of Jesus


Council of Trent


The revival of spirituality

The national revival that took place in the 18th century America was known as

The great Awakening

In Northampton who found himself preaching to a primarily unconverted laity

Jonathan Edwards

The great English evangelist who became known as the father of the Awakening was

George Whitefield

Who is the most famous evangelist for the stirring sermon sinners in the hands of an angry God

Jonathan Edwards

Who pioneered the art of open-air preaching in became a household name in America

George Whitefield

The philosophy of the great Awakening has been accredited as the catalyst of what war

Revolutionary