Luther and Lutheranism

History

It completely disappeared because it was made illegal

It spread across Germany, and some princes became Lutherans

The Pope declared that Lutheranism was acceptable, and Catholics needed to accept it

What happened with the Lutheran religion in the 1520s?

Because Luther's nickname was 'The Great Protester'

Because many early Protestants were professional soldiers

Because the founder was called Johann Protestë

Because they began with protests against the Catholic Church

Why are Christian groups like Lutherans known as Protestants?

Churches should be decorated with expensive items to reflect the glory of God

Reading the Bible is the only true way to know God's word

Salvation can be achieved by completing good works for the Church

Luther began with criticisms of the Church, but this later grew into a full Reformation

Luther hated anyone taking his religious views, especially less-powerful groups like peasants

Luther was the very first Protestant brave enough to challenge the Church.

When he wrote the Ninety-five Theses, Luther wanted to take down the entire Church

Which of these statements is the most accurate?

Catholics and Protestants simply agreed to live peacefully.

Catholics were able to defeat the Protestants, and regain control of Europe's churches

Large wars between Catholics and Protestants, with some violence still taking place today

Protestants were able to defeat the Catholics, leading to Popes being banned

What happened between Protestants and Catholics after Luther died?

Where did Luther hide after the Diet of Worms, and write his translation of the Bible?

Which of these were printed in cheaper booklets, made to spread Luther's message?

Spreading Luther's message to noblemen and rich townsfolk.

Spreading Luther's message to priests in the Catholic Church.

Spreading Luther's message to those who could not read.

Spreading Luther's message to those who worked in forests.

What was the intention behind producing woodcuts?

What is the rough number of casualties (those injured or killed) in the German Peasants War (1524-25)?

Because he thought they should obey their lords

Because Luther wanted to stay friends with the Emperor, who hated the peasants too.

Why did Luther hate the rebelling peasants so much?