quiz Reformation

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quiz Dutch History

 

Reformation

 

Martin Luther agreed with the fact that the bible was written in Latin.

1. True
2. False

Which keyword is described?
Letters signed by the pope . If a person bought one, his sins would be forgiven.

A difference between catholic and protestant church is that there are no images of Saints in the protestant church.

1. True
2. False

Most of the Dutch protestants joined his church during the Dutch revolt. What is his name?

The split of the christian church into two separate churches: the catholic church and protestant church is called................

1. Inquisition
2. Reformation
3. Renaissance
4. Iconoclastic outbreak

Officially the 80 Years War started in 1568, so it ended in:

1. 1584
2. 1688
3. 1568
4. 1648

Who was the first governor of the Netherlands during the reign of Philip II?

1. Margaretha of Parma
2. Alva
3. Philip II
4. William of Orange

Are these statements true or false?
I. Maarten Luther tried to centralise the Low Countries.
II. Centralisation took no power away from the Dutch nobles

1. I and II are both true
2. I and II are both false
3. I is true, II is false
4. I is false, II is true

The conquest of Den Briel in 1572 was no success for

1. Alva
2. William of Orange
3. The waterbrigands
4. the protestant population of Den Briel

What was the Union of Utrecht?

1. The agreement of the southern provinces to support each other in the war against Spain
2. The agreement of the northern provinces to support each other in the war against Spain
3. The agreement of all the 17 provinces to support each other in the war against Spain
4. The agreement of the southern provinces to support each other in the war against the northern provinces

What was the Act of Abjuration?

1. the Netherlands became a Republic
2. the official document, signed by Philip II, that outlawed William of Orange
3. The agreement of all the 17 provinces to support each other in the war against Spain
4. the document in which the 7 northern provinces no longer accepted Philip II as king

Balthasar Gerards was a:

1. Spanish protestant
2. French catholic
3. Muslim
4. Heretic

What kind of government did the seven northern provinces get after the Act of Abjuration?

Who is the person in the picture?

1. Charles V
2. Erasmus
3. Calvin
4. Luther

Who is the person in the picture?

1. Charles V
2. Erasmus
3. Calvin
4. Luther

Who was the emperor of the German Empire?

1. Charlemagne
2. Charles V
3. Louis XIV
4. Philip II

Which was NOT a part of Charles V' empire?

1. The Netherlands
2. Germany
3. France
4. Spain

1b. What was the capital city of
The Netherlands under Charles V

1. Amsterdam
2. Brussels
3. The Hague
4. Antwerp

Which of these modern countries did NOT belong to
The Netherlands under Charles V

1. The Netherlands
2. Belgium
3. Germany
4. Luxembourg

Welke 2 zinnen zijn goed?

GOED

De Nederlandse Opstand begon 15e eeuw. 

Karel V trad in 1555 af als heer der Nederlanden.

Willem van Oranje kwam in opstand tegen Filips.

Willem van Oranje stierf in 1584 aan een longontsteking.

Who died in 1584?

What was the capital city of the Netherlands under Philip II?

1. Amsterdam
2. Brussel
3. Den Haag
4. Antwerpen

Fill in the gap:
In the ..........General the provinces of the Low Countries worked together.

Put these sentences in the wright chronological order.
1.Peace treaty of Münster
2.Start of the Dutch revolt
3.Philip II became king of the Low Countries
4.Compromise of nobles

1. 1-2-3-4
2. 2-3-1-4
3. 3-2-4-1
4. 3-4-2-1

Which province was not involved in the Union of Utrecht?

1. Holland
2. Zeeland
3. Limburg
4. Groningen

Cause: The 'Bloedraad' condemned and executed many nobles. The effect is..........

1. Balthasar Gerards shoots William of Orange, he dies on the spot
2. Alva was send to restore order
3. William of Orange takes refuge in Dillenburg
4. Some of the lower nobility take to ships and fight the Spanish, they call themselves 'Watergeuzen'

Which sentence is about change?

1. The iconoclastic fury rages through the Low Countries
2. The Catholic Church is ruled by the pope
3. Martin Luther was a monk
4. Philip II was king of Spain