Protestant Reformation and Counter-Reformation
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Match the following historical systems to their descriptions:

Hacienda System = System of large estates in Spanish America exploiting indigenous labor Encomienda System = Spanish labor system granting rights to extract labor from natives Taki Onqoy = Religious movement resisting Spanish rule in Peru Bhakti Movement = Religious movement in India promoting devotion and rejecting caste system

Match the following Enlightenment concepts with their explanations:

Social Contract Theory = Individuals surrender freedoms for protection and order Divine Right of Kings = Political doctrine asserting kings' authority from God European Enlightenment = Intellectual movement emphasizing reason and skepticism Encyclopedie = Work compiling knowledge to promote rational thought

Match the following events or works with their significance:

Ninety-Five Theses = Critique of the Catholic Church leading to the Protestant Reformation Scientific Revolution = Period of major scientific advancement challenging medieval views Kaozheng = Movement in Qing China emphasizing evidence-based study of texts Bhakti Movement = Movement in India leading to the rise of devotional practices

Match the following figures to their associated contributions:

<p>Martin Luther = Author of the Ninety-Five Theses Thomas Hobbes = Proponent of strong central authority in Social Contract Theory Voltaire = Enlightenment thinker advocating for liberty Isaac Newton = Key figure of the Scientific Revolution known for laws of motion</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following political doctrines to their descriptions:

<p>Divine Right of Kings = Justification for absolute monarchy Social Contract Theory = Theory of consent for governance Encomienda System = Forced labor in exchange for protection Hacienda System = Exploitation of indigenous labor in large estates</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following movements with their geographical context:

<p>Kaozheng = Qing China Bhakti Movement = India Taki Onqoy = Peru European Enlightenment = Europe</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts to their time periods:

<p>European Enlightenment = 17th and 18th centuries Scientific Revolution = 16th and 17th centuries Hacienda System = Colonial Spanish America Ninety-Five Theses = 1517</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following thinkers to their ideas or works:

<p>Jean-Jacques Rousseau = Advocated for democracy in Social Contract Theory John Locke = Emphasized natural rights Denis Diderot = Editor of the Encyclopedie Galileo Galilei = Contributed to astronomy during the Scientific Revolution</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their definitions:

<p>Scientific Revolution = Major advancement in science challenging established beliefs Kaozheng = Research-based approach to historical study Bhakti Movement = Focus on personal devotion in Hinduism Taki Onqoy = Indigenous resistance movement in 16th century Peru</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following historical movements or concepts with their descriptions:

<p>Protestant Reformation = A religious movement challenging the Catholic Church's practices, advocating for salvation through faith alone. Counter-Reformation = The Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation, promoting doctrine and combating heresy. Society of Jesus (Jesuits) = A religious order founded to promote education and missionary work, significant in the Counter-Reformation. Cofradias = Religious brotherhoods established in colonies to promote devotion and charitable work.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match key concepts related to Sikhism with their explanations:

<p>Sikhism = A monotheistic religion emphasizing equality and devotion to one God. Rise of Sikhism = Emergence during social tension in India, focusing on unity and rejecting caste divisions. Guru Nanak = The founder of Sikhism who advocated for social justice and honest living. Caste system rejection = An essential belief of Sikhism that promotes equality among all individuals.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following literary and cultural works with their significance:

<p>The Dream of the Red Chamber = A classic Chinese novel exploring the decline of the Qing dynasty and aristocratic society. Fiscal = Pertaining to financial matters such as taxation and public finances. Cofradias = Religious organizations that facilitated charitable efforts and festivals in colonial societies. Counter-Reformation = Involved reforms to restore the authority of the Catholic Church and combat Protestantism.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the key figures or groups with their primary activities or characteristics:

<p>Martin Luther = Initiated the Protestant Reformation with the posting of the 95 Theses. Ignatius of Loyola = Founded the Society of Jesus focused on education and combating Protestantism. Cao Xueqin = Author of The Dream of the Red Chamber, depicting Chinese aristocracy. Protestant churches = Resulted from the Reformation, advocating for salvation through faith alone.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the historical events to their impacts:

<p>Protestant Reformation = Led to significant religious fragmentation in Europe. Counter-Reformation = Strengthened the Catholic Church's structure and doctrine. Rise of Sikhism = Gave rise to a new monotheistic religion emphasizing unity. Cofradias = Promoted community solidarity and religious observances in colonies.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match religious concepts with their descriptions:

<p>Sikhism's equality = Emphasizes equal status for all individuals, rejecting caste distinctions. Indulgences = Practices criticized during the Protestant Reformation for being corrupt. Jesuit education = Focused on intellectual study and missionary outreach globally. Council of Trent = An important event in the Counter-Reformation aimed at addressing church issues.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their contextual implications:

<p>Fiscal policies = Important for managing government revenues and expenditures. Counter-Reformation efforts = Included the establishment of the Jesuits. Cofradias activities = Frequently engaged in charitable work and organizing festivals. The Dream of the Red Chamber = Illustrates themes of family and societal expectations in China.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following movements with their key figures:

<p>Protestant Reformation = Martin Luther Society of Jesus = Ignatius of Loyola Sikhism = Guru Nanak Cofradias = Indigenous peoples in Spanish and Portuguese colonies</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the historical responses with their triggers:

<p>Counter-Reformation = Triggered by the Protestant Reformation. Rise of Sikhism = Developed during a time of religious tension in India. Protestant Reformation = Sparked by criticisms of Catholic Church practices. Fiscal responsibility = A response to managing governmental financial issues.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each religious concept with its core belief:

<p>Sikhism = Rejects the caste system and emphasizes unity. Counter-Reformation = Aimed at reforming the Catholic Church from within. Protestant Reformation = Advocated for salvation through faith alone. Cofradias = Fostered community and charitable activities among members.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Protestant Reformation

  • Movement challenging Catholic practices, key figure Martin Luther
  • Sparked by Luther's 95 Theses (1517)
  • Criticized Church wealth, power, and corruption
  • Advocated salvation through faith alone

Counter-Reformation

  • Catholic Church's response to Protestant Reformation
  • Reforms within the Church (e.g., Council of Trent)
  • Focused on combating heresy and promoting Catholic doctrine
  • Used the Inquisition and Jesuits to reassert authority

Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

  • Roman Catholic religious order founded by Ignatius of Loyola (1540)
  • Committed to education, missionary work, and opposing Protestantism
  • Key role in spreading Catholicism globally

Cofradias

  • Religious brotherhoods in Spanish/Portuguese colonies
  • Formed by indigenous peoples
  • Promoted religious devotion and charitable work

Fiscal

  • Relating to financial matters (government revenues/expenditures)
  • Used in discussions of economic systems (taxation etc.)

The Dream of the Red Chamber

  • Classic Chinese novel by Cao Xueqin
  • Examines Qing dynasty decline, aristocratic society
  • Explores themes of family, love, and societal expectations

Sikhism

  • Monotheistic religion founded in Punjab (late 15th century), Guru Nanak
  • Emphasizes equality, social justice, and devotion to one God
  • Rejected the caste system; honest living and meditation

Rise of Sikhism

  • Emerged from social/religious tensions in India
  • Influenced by Hinduism and Islam
  • Guru Nanak's teachings emphasized equality and rejected rituals

Hacienda System

  • Large estates in Spanish America, granted to settlers
  • Hacienderos exploited indigenous labor
  • Critical economic structure for Spanish America (agriculture, mining)

Encomienda System

  • Spanish labor system in the Americas
  • Spanish settlers granted forced indigenous labor
  • Offered protection and Christianization in exchange
  • Criticized for exploitation and abuse

Ninety-Five Theses

  • Martin Luther's 1517 work criticizing Catholic Church (especially indulgences)
  • Sparked the Protestant Reformation
  • Challenged Church practices and doctrine

Kaozheng

  • Qing China movement (late 17th/18th centuries)
  • Emphasized research-based study of ancient texts
  • Focused on accurate interpretations of the past based on evidence

Bhakti Movement

  • Indian religious movement (medieval period)
  • Emphasized devotion to a personal god
  • Rejected the caste system and promoted devotion over rituals

Taki Onqoy

  • Peruvian indigenous religious movement (16th century)
  • Resisted Spanish colonial rule
  • Believed gods would overthrow Spanish and restore native ways

European Enlightenment

  • 17th/18th-century intellectual movement
  • Emphasized reason, individualism, skepticism of authority
  • Challenged traditional views on government, religion, society
  • Advocated liberty, democracy, scientific progress

Divine Right of Kings

  • Political doctrine asserting king's authority from God
  • Justified absolute monarchy in Europe

Social Contract Theory

  • Individuals consent to surrender freedoms to a government (protection)
  • Key thinkers: Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau

Encyclopedie

  • Major Enlightenment work (Diderot & d'Alembert, 1751-1772)
  • Compiled and disseminated knowledge
  • Challenged traditional authority, promoted rational thought

Scientific Revolution

  • 16th/17th-century period of scientific advancement
  • Questioned medieval universe view
  • Key figures: Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler, Newton
  • Laid groundwork for modern science and Enlightenment

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Explore the key events and figures of the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Church's response during the Counter-Reformation. This quiz covers topics like Martin Luther, the Society of Jesus, and fiscal matters related to the movements. Test your knowledge on how these significant changes shaped the religious landscape.

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