Social Studies 7: Chapter 15 Section 3
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15 questions
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Class # First & Last Name:
Class # First & Last Name:
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What kind of movement was the Reformation? Who started the movement? What was the main effect of the Reformation?
What kind of movement was the Reformation? Who started the movement? What was the main effect of the Reformation?
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Why were thinkers and others disturbed by the power of the Church?
Why were thinkers and others disturbed by the power of the Church?
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Reading Check: How did the Church's great power lead to criticism of the Church during the
Renaissance?
Reading Check: How did the Church's great power lead to criticism of the Church during the
Renaissance?
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Why didn't the Church punish Luther?
Why didn't the Church punish Luther?
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Reading Check: What did Luther say was the final authority in religious matters?
Reading Check: What did Luther say was the final authority in religious matters?
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Reading Check: Why were peasants drawn to Luther's teachings?
Reading Check: Why were peasants drawn to Luther's teachings?
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Key Terms: Review the key terms at the beginning of this section. Use each term
in a sentence that explains its meaning.
Key Terms: Review the key terms at the beginning of this section. Use each term
in a sentence that explains its meaning.
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Explain: What was the role of the Church in European life in the Renaissance?
Explain: What was the role of the Church in European life in the Renaissance?
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Draw Inferences: Why do you think the political power of the pope and Church
officials troubled many people in Europe?
Draw Inferences: Why do you think the political power of the pope and Church
officials troubled many people in Europe?
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Identify: What action by Johann Tetzel upset Luther and led to the Ninety-Five
Theses?
Identify: What action by Johann Tetzel upset Luther and led to the Ninety-Five
Theses?
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Synthesize Information: Which of Luther’s key complaints against the Church did
the selling of indulgences represent?
Synthesize Information: Which of Luther’s key complaints against the Church did
the selling of indulgences represent?
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Recall: What happened to Luther after he was declared an outlaw in Germany?
Recall: What happened to Luther after he was declared an outlaw in Germany?
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Analyze Information: Why do you think the movement started by Martin Luther is
known as the Reformation?
Analyze Information: Why do you think the movement started by Martin Luther is
known as the Reformation?
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The year is 1520. Write a memo to the pope, summarizing the events taking place
in Germany. Briefly trace the story behind Martin Luther and his ideas. Explain
how these ideas differ from Church teachings.
The year is 1520. Write a memo to the pope, summarizing the events taking place
in Germany. Briefly trace the story behind Martin Luther and his ideas. Explain
how these ideas differ from Church teachings.