Chapter 2 (2.2)

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Chapter 2 (2.2)

HW

Goals

• At the end of the lesson you know what the consequences were of Luther's complaints.
• At the end of the lesson you know how pope Leo X and Charles responded to Luther's complaints

The reformation

What were the complaints of Luther again?

1. Selling of indulgences
   
2. Bishops indulging and living in wealth
   
3. Torturing of heretics
   
4. The Pope making his own rules

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Read paragraph 2.2

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What did these complaints of Luther lead to?

1. The Golden Age
2. The time of explorers
3. The Reformation
4. The crusades

What did Luther do with his criticisms?

1. He wrote them down in 90 theses
2. He decide to spread the word by going from town to town
3. He went straight to the Pope in Rome
4. He wrote them down in 95 theses

What helped to distribute these 95 theses widely?

1. the printing press.
2. journalists
3. the translation of the bible
4. The invention of printing

How did Pope Leo X respond to these 95 theses?

1. He did accept Luther's criticism and sent him a bull.
2. He did not accept Luther's criticism and sent him a bull.
3. He refused them and burned them
4. he expelled Luther and his followers from the church.

How did Luther respond to ths papal bull?

1. He accepted it and changed his ways
2. He accepted it but kept criticising the Pope
3. He refused and went to the Pope to complain
4. He refused and burned it

How did the Pope respond to Luther burning his bull?

1. He only expelled Luther from the church.
2. He decide to create a new church for Luther's followers.
3. He expelled Luther and his followers from the church.
4. He expelled only his followers from the church.

Henceforth there was a Protestant and a Roman Catholic Church

Who was the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire?

1. Leo X
2. Charles V
3. Charles VII
4. Leo XII

Did that mean that Charles
was the only one in charge of the HRE?

1. Yes
2. No

Around 1500, the
Holy Roman Empire consisted of many
different areas which were ruled by?

1. Prince-electors
2. Dukes
3. Counts
4. Prince-electors, dukes and counts.

Charles V was a devout Christian and wanted Luther banned from his realm. Did all of Germany's electors agree?

1. Yes
2. No

Charles V organised what in 1521 to discuss the future of Luther and his followers?

1. an Imperial Diet in Worms
2. an Imperial Diet in Augsburg
3. The Peace of Worms
4. The Peace of Augsburg

When Luther did not change his views at the Imperial Diet of Worms. What did Charles V do?

1. He issued the Edict of Worms
2. He signed the Treaty of Augsburg
3. He signed the Treaty of Worms
4. He issued the Edict of Augsburg

How did Prince-Elector Frederick III respond to this Edict of Worms?

1. He had Luther killed
2. He had Charles V 'kidnapped' to the Wartburg Castle
3. He had Charles V killed
4. He had Luther 'kidnapped' to the Wartburg Castle

What was a benefit of Luther translating the bible to German?

1. More people could now read the Bible without the help of clergymen.
2. More people could now read.
3. More people became clergymen.
4. More people decide to become Christian.

What did Charles V have to accept in 1555?

1. Peace of Augsburg
2. Treaty of Münster
3. Peace of Münster
4. Treaty of Worms

After the peace of Augsburg what were the German princes allowed to do?

1. To determine their own punishment for heresy
2. To translate the bible in any language.
3. To determine their own religion
4. To punish anyone any non Catholic.

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Goals

• At the end of the lesson you know what the consequences were of Luther's complaints.
• At the end of the lesson you know how pope Leo X and Charles responded to Luther's complaints