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Identify causes of the Reformation and Martin Luther's role in it.
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Many Christians objected when church officials sold certificates promising reduced punishment for sin. What practice caused this anger?
Critics saw some Renaissance popes and bishops living richly while ordinary believers paid church fees. What grievance is described?
Reform-minded Christians accused some clergy of taking payments for church offices. Which abuse is described?
When princes supported reform, they could limit papal influence and seize church lands. What cause of the Reformation is described?
Pamphlets criticizing Church practices could be copied by the thousands and sold across German towns. Which development helped reform ideas spread?
Some believers complained that worship in Latin kept ordinary people from fully understanding services. What reform concern is described?
Reform critics said some priests lacked education or neglected parish duties. What church problem is described?
A German monk challenged Church practices with arguments posted at Wittenberg in 1517. What document did he write?
A monk in Saxony argued that indulgence sellers misled believers about forgiveness. Which reformer took this stand?
A 1517 challenge to indulgence preaching became linked to a university town in Saxony. Which place is associated with that challenge?
At a 1521 imperial meeting, a German monk refused to take back his writings before Charles V. Which meeting is described?
After refusing to recant, the German monk was declared outside the Catholic Church by the pope. What penalty did he receive?
Hidden at Wartburg Castle, a reformer translated the New Testament into German. Which reformer did this?
Before his theses spread widely, the German monk sent a letter of protest to the church official who had authorized Tetzel's indulgence sales. Who received that 1517 letter?
A reformer taught that people are saved by trusting in God's grace, not by buying certificates or doing good works. What idea is described?
At Worms in 1521, Luther said popes and councils had made errors and that only Scripture or clear reason could prove him wrong. Which principle is described?
Churches accepting reform teachings broke from Roman Catholic authority in parts of Europe. What movement grew from this break?
Catholic leaders met at the Council of Trent, founded new orders like the Jesuits, and fixed church abuses to answer Protestant challenges. What was this movement called?
About 100 years after Luther's 95 Theses, which phrase best describes the religious map of Europe?
In the 1500s, Luther's German Bible and new translations into English, French, and other languages appeared. What was one effect?
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