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Points are collected Points are collected as a team; however, as a team; however,

each player must answer each player must answer his/her question his/her question

without helpwithout help from teammates.from teammates.

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If a question is answered If a question is answered correctlycorrectly, that team , that team addsadds those points to their team those points to their team score. The opposing team score. The opposing team may now chose a question.may now chose a question.



If a question is answered If a question is answered incorrectly, the team score incorrectly, the team score

does not changedoes not change. . The opposing team may The opposing team may now chose a question.now chose a question.



This game does not support This game does not support automatic scoring. Please automatic scoring. Please assign a scorekeeper for assign a scorekeeper for your team. This person your team. This person

should should keep track of points keep track of points for both teamsfor both teams..

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Luther

What do you know about…What do you know about…What do you know about…What do you know about…


Swiss Reformers


English Reformation

French Religious French Religious WarsWars


Hapsburg’s WarsHapsburg’s Wars


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LutherLuther Swiss Swiss ReformersReformers

English English ReformationReformation

French French Wars on Wars on ReligionReligion

Hapsburgs Hapsburgs War on War on ReligionReligion

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According to Luther, this gets oneself into

Heaven

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What is Faith Alone?What is Faith Alone?

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Under Luther, these were the common

roles of women




What was mother and What was mother and house wife? house wife?


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This ended the civil war between the Lutherans

and the Roman Catholics in the German States.




What was the Peace of What was the Peace of Augsburg (1555)?Augsburg (1555)?


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Luther’s ideas about Roman Catholic Church exploitation in Germany

appealed politically to this group of people most.




Who were the German Who were the German Nobles?Nobles?


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In 1524-1525, this was the result from a

combination of new religious ideas and new

social demands.




What was the Peasant What was the Peasant Revolt of 1524-25?Revolt of 1524-25?


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Location where Calvin’s religion was

based from.




What was Geneva?What was Geneva?


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Of ceremonial processions, center church aisles, and

women’s rights, the only

one allowed in Calvinism.




What is women’s rights?What is women’s rights?


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Strong work ethic helped this religion become

popular in Europe due to the strong economic

implications.




What was Calvinism?What was Calvinism?


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He used Calvin’s teachings to turn

Scotland Presbyterian.




Who was John Knox?Who was John Knox?


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This was the major disagreement between Luther and Zwingli at the Marburg Colloquy




What was the idea of What was the idea of Christ’s physical presence Christ’s physical presence

in the Eucharist?in the Eucharist?


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Henry VIII’s Anglican church

was aligned to this religion.




What was Catholicism?What was Catholicism?


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This person created a church that was a

middle ground of Protestant and

Catholic extremes.




Who was Elizabeth?Who was Elizabeth?


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This was the sanctioned prayer

book of the Anglican Church




What is the Book of What is the Book of Common Prayer?Common Prayer?


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Passed by Parliament in 1559, it repealed Mary’s anti-protestant legislation

in favor for Elizabeth’s rule as supreme governor.




What was the 1559 Act of What was the 1559 Act of Supremacy?Supremacy?


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This person authored the Book of Common

Prayer.




Who was Thomas Who was Thomas Cranmer?Cranmer?


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This recognized the rights of the French

Protestants




What was the Edict of What was the Edict of Nantes ?Nantes ?


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This event exemplified the hatred between

the French Protestants and Catholics.




What was St. Bart’s What was St. Bart’s Massacre?Massacre?


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The four families fighting over the

French throne in the 16th C.




Who were the Valois, Who were the Valois, Bourbon, Guise and Bourbon, Guise and

Montmorency families?Montmorency families?


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The social group that contained the largest proportion of

Protestants in France during the 16th C.




Who were the Who were the aristocracy?aristocracy?


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This granted Protestants in France the freedom to

worship outside of towns.




What was the January What was the January Edict?Edict?


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This was the event that led to the decline of the

Spanish Empire




What was the defeat of the What was the defeat of the Spanish Armada?Spanish Armada?


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This building was a monastery, government office

and home for Phillip II.




What was El Escorial?What was El Escorial?


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The ‘winner’ of the 30 Years War.




Who was France?Who was France?


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The biggest accomplishment /

consequence of the 30 Years War.




What was it ended the What was it ended the wars of religion?wars of religion?


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The four phases of the 30 Years War…in the proper

order!




What are the Bohemian, What are the Bohemian, Danish, Swedish and Danish, Swedish and

French phases?French phases?


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This is the doctrine that states the body and blood of Christ was

present at communion.




What was What was transubstantiation?transubstantiation?


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Of Spain, Sweden and Scotland, this area was barely touched by the

Reformation.




What was Spain?What was Spain?


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This was the reason literacy and education was strongly promoted

by the reformers.




What was to read the What was to read the bible?bible?


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This was the list of books Catholics were not allowed to read.




What was the Index of What was the Index of Forbidden Books?Forbidden Books?


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The auctioning or selling off of church positions was called

this…not simony!




What was benefice?What was benefice?


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Question correctly, your team Question correctly, your team receives receives double the pointsdouble the points assigned to this question.assigned to this question.

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If your answer is incorrect,

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The defenestration of Prague was a response

to this monarchs policies.


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Who was Ferdinand?Who was Ferdinand?

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