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HIST 102 Quiz 1-3
Moodle quiz practice
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In 16th-century France, the term Huguenot referred to a:
a Protestant
In 1567, Calvinists in this country rebelled against Spanish rule under the leadership of
William the Silent:
Netherlands
System that evolved in Western Europe during Middle Ages (land for military service):
Feudalism
Unlike the Roman Catholic Church, Martin Luther taught that men and women are saved by this and
only this:
Faith
This fleet that set sail in 1588 was part of a plan by Philip II of Spain to overthrow Elizabeth I
of England:
The Spanish Armada
In 962, King Otto I of the Franks attempted to revive the old Roman Empire in the west by creating
the:
Holy Roman Empire
The most accurate description of King Henry VIII of England is that he was:
A religious conservative who did not want the English church to depart from its traditional
faith and practice.
The Edict Nantes of 1589:
Granted Protestants the freedom to worship in certain places in France
The Treaty of Tordesillas of 1494 divided the non-Christian world between:
Spain and Portugal
Most historians say that the Protestant Reformation began in 1517 when Martin Luther nailed
this document to the church door at Wittenberg:
95 theses
At the Council of Trent (1545-1563), the bishops of the Roman Catholic Church:
Enacted the important reforms in the Church
All of the following helped to create the Renaissance, EXCEPT:
The rise of scholasticism
During the second half of the 16th century, the most powerful Catholic ruler in western Europe
was:
Philip II of Spain
A special concession by the pope that reduces the time the soul of a deceased person must remain
in Purgatory before entering Heaven:
Indulgences
The Ruler responsible for beginning the English Reformation was:
Henry VIII
The 1648 agreement that brought an end to the Thirty Years' War was the:
Treaty of Westphalia
There was strong Calvinist influence in all of the following, EXCEPT:
Italy
This is the name given to the devastating epidemics which struck Europe in the middle of the
14th century:
Black Death
Following the division of the Roman Empire in the 4th century A.D., the eastern empire was
known as the:
Byzantine Empire
St. Bartholomew's Day, 1572, is remembered in history because on that day in France:
Catholics massacred Protestants
About 1450 in Mainz, Germany, this person perfected the process of printing with movable
metal type:
Johannes Gutenberg
What do we call English Calvinists?
Puritans
John Calvin Emphasized all of the following, EXCEPT:
Governance of Church by bishops
In 1555, the Holy Roman Empire was divided into Lutheran and Catholic areas by the:
Peace of Augsburg