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FINAL JEOPARDY
Politics Protestant Reformation Catholic Counter Reformation Art and Literature Misc.
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Question for Cat 1 - 100

• What did the Peace of Augsburg establish?

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Answer for Cat 1 - 100

• The prince of a given territory in the Holy Roman
  Empire would determine the religion of his
  domains and all within those domains would follow
  it. Only involved Lutheranism and Catholicism

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Question for Cat 1 - 200

• Explain the religious policies of Elizabeth I

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• Elizabethan Settlement
• Protestantism
• Politique
• 39 Articles

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Question for Cat 1 - 300

• Who said, Paris is worth a mass? and what did
  this person do to save France from Civil War?

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Answer for Cat 1 - 300

• Henry IV of France

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Question for Cat 1 - 400

• Provide four examples of Charles Vs power

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Answer for Cat 1 - 400

• Sacked Rome in 1527
• Controlled the Netherlands, Holy Roman Empire,
  Spain, and territories in the New World
• Signed the Peace of Augsburg
• Preoccupied with Turks and the French
• Divided his empire between Phillip II and
  Ferdinand
• Diet of Worms

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Question for Cat 1 - 500

• 4 Phases of the 30 Years War and something about
  each

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• Phase 1 BohemianDefenestration of Prague
  Battle of White Mountain Catholic victory
• Phase 2 Danish Phase Christian IV Catholic
  victory
• Phase 3 Gustavus Adolphus French-Swedish Phase
• Phase 4 French Phase destruction of HRE
  Richelieu

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Question for Cat 2 - 100

• 3 events and/or people before Luther who called
  for change in the RCC

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Answer for Cat 2 - 100

• Hus
• Wycliffe
• Conciliar Movement
• Marsiglio of Padua
• Erasmus

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Question for Cat 2 - 200

• Two events in the RCCs history that undermined
  its status and prestige.

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Answer for Cat 2 - 200

• Babylonian Captivity
• Conciliar Movement
• Papal Schism
• Crusades

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Question for Cat 2 - 300

• Tell us something about the following
• Calvin
• Luther
• Zwingli
• Knox

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Answer for Cat 2 - 300

• Calvin Geneva, predestination. Influenced Knox
  work ethic and wealth Consistory
• Luther 95 Theses, German Peasants Revolt,
  women translated the Bible into German church
  and state combibed
• Zwingli Zurich consubstantiation marriage
  killed in religious wars Colloquy of Marburg
  Bible as sole religious authority
• Knox Scotland Calvinist overthrow the monarchy

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Question for Cat 2 - 400

• Three beliefs of Anabaptists

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Answer for Cat 2 - 400

• No infant baptism
• They believed the end of the world
• was near.
• Rejected the idea of the Trinity (Father, Son,
  and
• Holy Spirit)
• Separation of church and state
• Women to have priesthood
• Rejected secular agreements, refused to take
• civil oaths, pay taxes, hold public office, or
• serve in the military

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Question for Cat 2 - 500

• 5 major differences between Protestants and
  Catholics

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Answer for Cat 2 - 500

• The Eucharist
• Sacraments
• Salvation
• Worship of saints
• Marriage and Clergy

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Question for Cat 3 - 100

• Provide two facts about the Jesuits

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Answer for Cat 3 - 100

• Loyola
• Missionaries abroad
• Oath of loyalty to the Pope
• Established schools
• reform the church through education
• spread the Gospel to pagan peoples
• fight Protestantism

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Question for Cat 3 - 200

• What did the Index of Prohibited Books do?

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Answer for Cat 3 - 200

• Censored printed material that threatened the
  RCCs supremacy

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Question for Cat 3 - 300

• Identify three specific ways that the Counter
  Reformation was successful.

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Answer for Cat 3 - 300

• The Catholic Reformation thus succeeded in
  bringing southern Germany and eastern Europe back
  to Catholicism
• 1542, Roman Inquisition established in the
• Papal States (Sacred Congregation of the Holy
  Order)
• Index of Forbidden Books was strongly
• enforced
• Heresy was effectively ended in the Papal
• States
• Jesuit schools became among the finest in all of
• Europe.
• Ursuline order of nuns (1544) Sought to combat
  heresy through Christian education

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Question for Cat 3 - 400

• What were the strengths and limitations of using
  the Inquisition as a tool of the Counter
  Reformation?

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Answer for Cat 3 - 400

• Answers will vary
• Beginning in 1542, the Jesuits oversaw both the
• Spanish and Italian Inquisitions
• Spain persecution of Moriscos (Christian
• Moors) Christian Jews who were suspected of
• backsliding to their original faiths
• Italy, Pope Paul IV issued a papal bull accusing
• Jews of killing Christ and ordering that Jews be
• placed in ghettos in the Papal States
• The persecution of Jews throughout Europe
• increased as a result

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Question for Cat 3 - 500

• Identify three things determined at the Council
  of Trent

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Answer for Cat 3 - 500

• Reaffirmed the 7 sacraments
• Curbed abuses with indulgences
• Confirmed Popes authority
• Did not reconcile with Protestants
• Equal validity of Scripture, Church traditions,
  and
• writings of Church fathers
• Salvation by both good works and faith
• Monasticism, celibacy of clergy, and purgatory
  reaffirmed

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Question for Cat 4 - 100

• Who wrote The Praise of Folly and what does it
  have to do with the Protestant Reformation?

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Answer for Cat 4 - 100

• Erasmus
• Inspired educated reform
• Satire on Catholic Church abuses

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Question for Cat 4 - 200

• Who wrote the Institutes of the Christian
  Religion and what was it about?

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Answer for Cat 4 - 200

• Calvin
• Predestination

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Question for Cat 4 - 300

• What was the key issue raised in Luthers 95
  Theses?

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Answer for Cat 4 - 300

• Indulgences

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Question for Cat 4 - 400

• Who wrote The Spiritual Exercises?

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Answer for Cat 4 - 400

• Ignatius Loyola

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Question for Cat 4 - 500

• Which groups or people used Baroque art to
  advance their causes?

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Answer for Cat 4 - 500

• Monarchs, Protestants, and the RCC

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Question for Cat 5 - 100

• Who said, A coin in the coffer rings, a soul
  from purgatory springs?

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Answer for Cat 5 - 100

• John Tetzel

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Question for Cat 5 - 200

• How did the Protestant Reformation impact
• Spain
• The Holy Roman Empire?

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Answer for Cat 5 - 200

• Spainlittle impact remained predominantly
  Catholic
• Holy Roman Empiredivided until the 1860s added
  Calvinism with the Treaty of Westphalia

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Question for Cat 5 - 300

• Who helped Henry VII get the divorce from
  Catherine?

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Answer for Cat 5 - 300

• Thomas Cromwell

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Question for Cat 5 - 400

• How did the Reformation impact France, England,
  and the Netherlands

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Answer for Cat 5 - 400

• France Civil War Henry IV converted to
  Catholicism Catholicism and state religion
• Netherlands War of independence from Spain
  Northern Netherlands granted independence and
  largely Protestant
• England Anglican Church Act of Supremacy

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Question for Cat5 - 500

• 3 characteristics of Baroque art
• 2 artists and their works

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Answer for Cat 5 - 500

• Answers will vary.

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• 3 facts about the Spanish Armada

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• Several attempts
• Poor food, weather, and Sir Francis Drake
• Did not ruin Spain
• Nationalism in England
• Phillip angry about Protestantism in England,
  death of Mary, Queen of Scots, and the Netherlands

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