The Reformation

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10 questions

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Instructions

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The Reformation

Last updated almost 2 years ago

10 questions

Note from the author:

To be given after Renaissance but before the Renaissance-Reformation test.

Instructions

Learning Intention:
I am learning about the Reformation, the new branches of Christianity that arose, and how the Catholic Church responded.
Success Criteria:
I can define the Protestant Reformation and the Counter Reformation.
I can identify the major figures of the Reformation.
I can explain how the Reformation promoted democratic practices and divided Europe along religious lines.
I can summarize how the Reformation changed the political environment of Europe.

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Mr. Bergh will give you a 4 Worlds sheet.
You will need this paper before starting the new chapter.
On one side of the paper should already be titled "The Renaissance Begins" on the other side title it "The Reformation" if you haven't already.
Write your name and period as well. Date optional.
If you run out of space ask for another 4 Worlds Sheet.
Rubric (How you will be graded for the 4 Worlds.)
4 - I filled all 4 boxes with relevant notes, drawings, vocabulary, big ideas, and connected them together.
3 - I filled the equivalent of 3 boxes.
2 - I filled the equivalent of 2 boxes.
1 - I filled the equivalent of a box.
0 - I did not fill any boxes.

Required

Protestantism encouraged the growth of democratic practices, although not intentionally.
Organize the sequence of events below as evidence for this claim.
Read through each event looking for key words and dates that connect the story together.
Check out the hint section for awesome picture hints with dates.

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WARNING!
The follow video is rated D for Dope.

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The following video is rated SC for Silly but a little Cringe.

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Extra Credit and or +100 Hours, OPTIONAL
1. Watch this full series on the Thirty Years War and explain in writing or verbally without looking in detail the events of the Thirty Years War.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhyKYa0YJ_5AeklAk5Xfi5P5QeIY47SwE
2. Draw out your own religious symbol based on your own personal beliefs. Martin Luther, John Calvin, the Huguenots, and Catholic Jesuits have symbols to represent their believes. Create your own with at least four distinct parts that have some meaning to your beliefs.

The Reformation

The Reformation

During the Middle Ages church authority was mostly unquestioned until what event?

"I won't take your word as the truth. If you want me to believe, you better show me proof."
Which Renaissance ways of thinking support this statement?

At first the Catholic Church refused to accept facts if they went contrary to church doctrine.

Does being able to "pay to remove your sins" make sense to you?
Why or why not?

What is a thesis?

Protestant originally meant Christian who protests Catholic doctrine.

Henry VIII started the Anglican Church just so he could legally get a divorce.

Drag each nation to the majority religion of it's people as of the end of the Reformation.

Anabaptist stands for "one who baptizes again". In the Reformation it included all smaller more radical Protestants Churches who didn't join the larger movements.
Select each Anabaptist Christian Church below that choose not to join the larger churches.

During the Middle Ages church authority was mostly unquestioned until what event?

"I won't take your word as the truth. If you want me to believe, you better show me proof."
Which Renaissance ways of thinking support this statement?

At first the Catholic Church refused to accept facts if they went contrary to church doctrine.

Does being able to "pay to remove your sins" make sense to you?
Why or why not?

What is a thesis?

Protestant originally meant Christian who protests Catholic doctrine.

Henry VIII started the Anglican Church just so he could legally get a divorce.

The Reformation

The Reformation

Drag each nation to the majority religion of it's people as of the end of the Reformation.

Anabaptist stands for "one who baptizes again". In the Reformation it included all smaller more radical Protestants Churches who didn't join the larger movements.Select each Anabaptist Christian Church below that choose not to join the larger churches.

During the Middle Ages church authority was mostly unquestioned until what event?

"I won't take your word as the truth. If you want me to believe, you better show me proof."Which Renaissance ways of thinking support this statement?

At first the Catholic Church refused to accept facts if they went contrary to church doctrine.

Does being able to "pay to remove your sins" make sense to you? Why or why not?

What is a thesis?

Protestant originally meant Christian who protests Catholic doctrine.

Henry VIII started the Anglican Church just so he could legally get a divorce.

Anabaptist stands for "one who baptizes again". In the Reformation it included all smaller more radical Protestants Churches who didn't join the larger movements.
Select each Anabaptist Christian Church below that choose not to join the larger churches.

"I won't take your word as the truth. If you want me to believe, you better show me proof."
Which Renaissance ways of thinking support this statement?

Does being able to "pay to remove your sins" make sense to you?
Why or why not?