Chapter 3 Quiz, Part 2: Humanists & Henry VIII

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1. The growth of the printing press led to the greater availability and affordability of books, which led to support for new intellectual movements, such as Humanism. Who was the leading Humanist of the day, and where did he originate from? *

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Calvin, Switzerland

Zwingli, Switzerland

Luther, Germany

Erasmus, Holland

Calvin, France

Luther, Switzerland

Erasmus, Germany

Zwingli, France

2. Humanism was a development of which early fifteenth-century movement? *

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Postmodernism

The Renaissance

Clasical Realism

Anarchism

Chivalry

Baroque

Impressionism

Bohemia

3. Humanism sought a return to original Greek and Latin texts, demystifying them and restoring them to their original state. This led to the idea of returning to the Bible to understand God's will, rather than blindly accepting a priest’s interpretation. Luther summed up this idea using which Latin phrase? *

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Sola Vita Loca

Sola Canis

Sola Scriptura

Sola Diem

Sola Pannus

Sola Tempus

Sola Tacete

4. Choose TWO reasons why Church authorities tolerated Humanism. *

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Humanists did not challenge Catholic belief - just practice

Humanism was led in England by Thomas Cranmer

Humanists strove for religious unity

Humanists wanted equal rights for all

Humanists sought to separate church and state

Humanism campaigned for rights for House Elves

Humanists believed in Justification by Faith Alone

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5. Which TWO men were leaders of Humanism in England? *

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John Colet

John Wycliffe

Thomas Cranmer

Thomas Cromwell

Thomas More

Simon Fish

Stephen Gardiner

William Tyndale

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6. Choose TWO pieces of evidence that show that Henry VIII considered himself to be a Humanist. *

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He believed in predestination

He wanted to remove superstition in the church and he was dismissive of pilgrimages

He supported the rewriting of the Bible based on Greek texts.

He wanted to keep to the Vulgate

He followed the teachings of Luther and Calvin

He wanted to remove archbishops from the lofty positions

He followed religious discourses among the Anabaptists

He wanted to separate church and state

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7. What did Thomas More and Henry VIII write in response to Luther’s attack on the Christian church? *

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Safeguarding the Christian Church

In Protection of the Pope

Loyalty to the Pope in Rome

Raise Arms against Heresy

In Defence of the Seven Sacraments

8. What title was bestowed upon Henry by the Pope as a result of his book against Luther? *

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Most Catholic Henry

Sola Fide

Most Catholic King

Fidei Regalis

Fidei Defensor

Henri Rex

Carpe Diem

Henri Regina

9. Why had Henry chosen Thomas More to be his Lord Chancellor in 1529-32? *

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He was a leading radical thinker

He was ugly and made Henry look good by comparison

He was skilful at archery and jousting, which Henry enjoyed

He was a man of the people

He helped Henry to win at poker

Henry had a crush on him

He had great knowledge of the law

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