A) the Dominicans
B) the Augustinians
C) the Benedictines
D) the Jesuits
E) the Franciscans
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A) baptism was a heresy.
B) people who were rebaptized should be killed.
C) only adults should be baptized.
D) baptism was only for men.
E) baptism was only for the very wealthy.
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A) He claimed that marrying his brother's wife was a form of incest,and could not in good conscience continue the marriage.
B) He pointed to a passage in the Old Testament that placed a curse of childlessness on any man who married his brother's widow.
C) He said he was already married to Anne Boleyn,and Christianity looked down on polygamy.
D) He claimed Catherine was illegitimate,and therefore needed to be stripped of her title as queen.
E) Catherine had birthed twin male heirs,making the line of succession unclear.
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A) the popes lived under direct influence of the kings of France.
B) only men from Avignon were elected pope,but lived in Rome.
C) the French king lived in Avignon.
D) Avignon was annexed by the Roman pope.
E) the Jewish population of Avignon was converted to Christianity forcibly.
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A) They were only available during the Crusades.
B) They were only available to be purchased for those already dead.
C) They favored the rich,who had more money to buy them.
D) They were only good for a limited time and those who lived had to buy them again.
E) They were only available to men.
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A) reinstated the pope as head of the Church of England.
B) declared that there was no head of the Church of England.
C) made Henry VIII the head of the Church of England.
D) made the Archbishop of Canterbury the head of the Church of England.
E) required that the head of the Church of England be elected every five years.
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A) MΓΌnster.
B) Switzerland.
C) Saxony.
D) Munich.
E) Paris.
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A) Secular rulers were challenging his authority.
B) France had invaded Rome.
C) France and England asked the pope to settle a disagreement over colonies.
D) The Ottoman Empire had invaded the Holy Roman Empire.
E) The Holy Roman Empire declared that all its people were Protestants.
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A) communion.
B) baptism.
C) the conciliar movement.
D) the role of the Holy Roman Emperor in religion.
E) the role of women in the Church.
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A) the painting of nudes.
B) the continued influence of noble houses on education.
C) the increased use of Latin for scholarship.
D) the increased influence of mythology in paintings.
E) the return to scholasticism in Northern Europe.
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A) a satirical survey of the world,highlighting the corrupt monastic system
B) an account of the ways science had failed Erasmus throughout his life
C) a sincere call for all people to renounce their heretical ways and rejoin the one true church
D) a guide for living life,intended for a teenaged audience
E) a play performed before the pope,with disastrous consequences
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A) buying indulgences.
B) good works.
C) faith alone.
D) becoming a monk.
E) daily confession.
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A) loss of power for the cardinals.
B) increased power for secular rulers.
C) increased power of all who served as popes.
D) a French invasion of Rome.
E) continuation of war between the Holy Roman Empire and the Ottoman Empire.
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A) Council of Constance
B) Council of Basil
C) Council of Trent
D) Papal declaration of Unam Sanctam
E) Diet of Worms
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A) the Protestant Reformation.
B) the Council of Trent.
C) the Great Schism.
D) the Avignon Papacy.
E) humanism.
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A) Dominicans
B) Benedictines
C) Franciscans
D) Augustinians
E) Jesuits
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A) Calvin.
B) Erasmus.
C) Luther.
D) Henry VIII.
E) Charles VI.
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A) education of priests.
B) cooperation of Church and secular leaders.
C) willingness of secular leaders to participate in Church councils.
D) benefits of those buying indulgences.
E) power of Church leaders over the pope.
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Multiple Choice
A) A person must practice good works to achieve salvation.
B) All people will achieve salvation.
C) All of Jean Calvin's followers will achieve salvation.
D) Whether or not a person will be saved was determined before they were even born.
E) All Protestants will be saved.
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