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HI Pp. 190-195
Ch. 14 QUIZ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| the elector (prince) of Luther's part of Germany | Frederick the Wise |
| an assembly of princes and high church officials in the Holy Roman Empire | diet |
| a renowned Romanist theologian from the University of Leipzig | Johann Eck |
| In what work did Luther attack the "walls" the Roman church had built? | "To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation" |
| In what work did Luther compare the papacy to ancient Babylon's seizure of the people of Israel? | "The Babylonian Captivity of the Church" |
| In what work did Luther address himself directly to the pope? | "The Freedom of the Christian Man" |
| What city did the Diet of Augsburg meet? | Worms |
| What declared Luther a heretic and an outlaw? | Edict of Worms |
| In where did Luther hide? | Wartburg Castle |
| the education of all people rather than just a privileged few | popular education |
| T/F: This emphasis on popular education distinguishes the Modern Age from all previous eras. | T |
| What university became the first Protestant university? | University of Wittenberg |
| Who compiled the first Protestant hymnbook? | Luther |
| Who wrote the hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God"? | Luther |
| Whom did Luther marry? | Katharina von Bora |
| followers of Luther who took a courageous stand for the Bible and spiritual freedom against the distortions of the Romanist church | Lutherans |
| the land of snowcapped mountains to the south of Germany | Switzerland |
| The 13 provinces in Switzerland are called what? | cantons |
| The 13 provinces of Switzerland were UNITED in what was called what? | Swiss Confederation |
| the single most influential book of the Protestant Reformation apart from the Bible | "The Institutes of the Christian Religion" |
| a French Protestant which established the Reformation in Geneva | Guillaume Farel |
| those who look to John Calvin as their founder | Calvinists |
| A group of Protestants who called themselves the Swiss Brethren were led by whom? | Conrad Grebel |
| The enemies of the Swiss Brethren called them what? It means "rebaptizer." | Anabaptists |
| The Mennonites trace their lineage directly back to whom? An Anabaptist preacher in Holland who "turned to the Lord in penitence and faith and was fully changed." | Menno Simons |
| the largest group of Christians today who look back to the Anabaptists | Baptists |
| What two peoples are also related to the Anabaptist movement? | Amish and Quakers |