verzamel test AGE 5: Discoverers & Reformers

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Which country was Vasco da Gama the first to visit?

1. China
2. Australia
3. South Africa
4. India

Marco Polo is a famous Italian discoverer. Which of his voyages is most famous nowadays?

1. China
2. Russia
3. The East Indies
4. India

What was the most important source of knowledge during the Middle Ages?

1. writings from Antiquity
2. the Bible
3. Marco Polo's diary
4. the map of Ptolemeus

Who were the first to make serious attempts to discover a sea route to Asia?

1. The Ottomans
2. The Spanish
3. The French
4. The Portuguese

Link the names of these Asian products to the correct image

cinnamon

pepper

nutmeg

silk

cloves

Drag the names to the correct location

East Indies

West Indies

India

Drag the names of the explorers and the routes they travelled to the correct portrait

route I

route II

route III

route IV

Columbus

B. Dias

V. da Gama

M. Polo

What country did Columbus expect to see when he discovered land?

1. India
2. the east Indies
3. America
4. the West Indies

Read the source.
In the source Las Casas speaks of two forms of tyranny.
write down the sentence number in which these forms
of tyranny are mentioned.
So, the NUMBER only!

Read the source.
Which 2 sentences state the goal of the conquistador?
Write down the sentence numbers, separated by
a comma.

From which moment was North and South America called the New World?

1. From the moment Charles V became the king of Spain.
2. Since Columbus' voyage.
3. Since Amerigo Vespucci's voyage.
4. Since the Viking age.

lesson 2.2

Which of these sentences is not true?

1. Some priests could live comfortably from selling indulgences
2. Luther’s ideas led to the Reformation.
3. Luther was the only person to protest against indulgences.
4. Luther was Catholic.

What does "excommunicate" mean?

1. the power of the pope to exclude someone from the Catholic Church
2. the split between the Catholic and the Protestant church
3. the systematic persecution of Protestants in Europe
4. the methods and ideas used by the ancient Greeks and Romans to study the world

What did Martin Luther do to express his criticism against some practises within the Church?

1. He joined a German delegation that went to Rome to tell off the Pope.
2. He translated the Bible into Latin.
3. He decided to build his own church and named it the Lutheran Church.
4. He wrote a pamphlet and nailed it on the door of the church in his hometown.

When was the Catholic Church created?

1. In the time of the Roman Empire
2. During the Middle Ages
3. In the time of Ancient Egypt
4. During the Renaissance

Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

1. the emperor made Luther an outlaw
2. the pope excommunicated Luther
3. the prince of Saxony protected Luther
4. all German princes supported Luther

What excess is this picture about?

1. worshipping relics
2. selling indulgences
3. the wealth of the Catholic Church
4. corruption in the Catholic Church

Why did the Catholic Church not agree with a Bible that is translated into a common language?

1. the church would lose control over what people believe if they can read the Bible themselves
2. the church did not believe a translation would be the correct "word of God"
3. The church feared that nobody would want to buy their Latin Bibles anymore
4. the church people could only read Latin

How did the Catholic Church defend itself against Protestantism?
One of these answers is WRONG. Which one?

1. The Inquisition was used to find and arrest protestants
2. The pope came up with the Index, a list of banned books.
3. everyone who was a protestant was declared a heretic
4. The Church stopped selling indulgences so the Reformation was no longer needed

With his Ninety-five Theses, Luther protested against
what in his opinion:

1. was wrong with society
2. was wrong with religion in general
3. was wrong with Catholics
4. was wrong with the Catholic Church

Look at the source.
You see a monk (a cleric) and a woman.
On the table are coins.

Which excess of the Catholic Church does
this source show?

1. clerics take sex instead of money for indulgences
2. clerics are selling indulgences to women
3. clerics are married
4. clerics are paying to have sex with a woman

What is this source about?

1. the pope is selling indulgences
2. the pope is writing a letter to Luther
3. people are donating money for the building of St. Peter's Church
4. people are buying a copy of Luther's 95 theses

Who probably made this source?





Who made this source?

1. a Catholic
2. a Protestant

Which statement is false?

1. At the Diet of Worms Luther was asked to speak for his actions.
2. The Diet of Worms decided that Luther had the full right to criticize the Catholic Church.
3. The Diet of Worms decided that Luther should be arrested.
4. The Diet of Worms decided that all of Luther’s writings should be burned.

Lesson 2.3

Which was NOT a part of Charles V' empire?

1. The Netherlands
2. Germany
3. France
4. Spain

Which statement is correct?
I: William of Orange was born a Protestant but became a Catholic to get his inheritance.
II: William of Orange was against religious freedom. He wanted all of the Netherlands to become protestant.

1. only I is correct
2. only II is correct
3. both are correct
4. both are wrong

Which of these modern countries did NOT belong to
The Netherlands under Charles V

1. The Netherlands
2. Belgium
3. Germany
4. Luxembourg

Why did the emperor / king sometimes call for a meeting of the States General

1. to get to know the representatives of the 17 provinces
2. To get an idea about the problems the 17 provinces faced
3. to ask for money
4. to announce new laws (placcards) for the provinces

Which part of Charles V's empire did Philip II NOT inherit when he became king?

1. the Netherlands
2. Germany
3. Spain
4. the Spanish colonies in the New World

In the 16th century, the States-General was a meeting of representatives from the 17 Dutch provinces

1. true
2. false

The Iconoclastic Fury had more than one causes, but was a direct result of:

1. centralisation
2. the inquisition
3. the Compromise
4. bad harvests

Who was the nobles' Petition addressed to?

1. Margareth of Parma
2. William of Orange
3. Philip II
4. Charles V

Which of the following was NOT a reason for the Dutch nobles to hand a Petition to Margaret?

1. to stop the inquisition
2. to lower the taxes
3. to reduce the policy of centralisation
4. to end the power of the nobles

Philip II’s main goals were:

1. to defeat the Protestants and to centralise the government of the Low Lands
2. to defeat the Protestants and to decentralise the government of the Low Lands
3. to tolerate the Protestants and to centralise the government of the Low Lands
4. to tolerate the Protestants and to decentralise the government of the Low Lands

With the Petition

1. the nobles made an agreement with Philip II about the centralisation of power
2. the nobles declared themselves rulers of the Low Countries
3. the nobles asked for a reduction of the Inquisition
4. the nobles asked for Margaret to abdicate the throne

Which statement is true?
Statement I: During the Iconoclastic Fury, Catholics destroyed Protestant churches.
Statement II: The Iconoclastic Fury was caused by conflicting religious ideas only.

1. Both statements are true
2. Both statements are false
3. Statement I is false and statement II is true
4. Statement I is true and statement II is false

Who did what?

Put the events in the correct chronological order

Luther nails his 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg

Iconoclastic Fury

Ottomans conquer Constantinople

the voyage of Bartholomeu Dias

Philip II becomes king of the Netherlands

Which Typical Aspect from this Age
belongs to the source?

During the Middle Ages

After the

 Middle Ages

view on religion: 

weapons of war: 

spreading knowledge: 

geographical  knowledge: 

the Byzantine Empire 

drag & drop

handwritten books

Ottoman Empire (Islam)

critical towards Church

earth is flat

bow and arrows

earth is a globe

church is always right

a Christian Empire

firearms

printed books

The Council of Troubles was:

1. a special commission to discuss the troubles in the Low Countries
2. a special military force to deal with the troubles in the Low Countries
3. a special tribunal to convict all the people involved in the Iconoclastic Fury
4. a special tribunal to convict the nobles who signed the Compromise of Nobles

Key words
Write with small letters only. Leave out words like "the". Think about single or plural...

a. the remains of saints or objects that a saint has touched

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b. people who have a different view on their religion than the official view

Key words
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c. different areas whom at first were separated are brought
together and are now ruled by 1 person

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d. the systematic persecution of Protestants in Europe