The Reformation: printing, church reform and a divided Europe
Grade 7 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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From debate points to printed pages
With cards in time order: [1] 1517: Martin Luther, a priest and professor at Wittenberg, writes the Ninety-five Theses in Latin as points for a scholarly debate about indulgences, and sends a copy to Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz; [2] by the end of 1517: ?; [3] 1520: Luther writes On the Freedom of a Christian and an open letter to the pope, published in German for readers across Germany; the Library of Congress says it was already a bestseller when the pope received it; [4] April 1521: at the Diet of Worms, Emperor Charles V orders Luther to take back his writings; Luther refuses, and the emperor condemns him as an outlaw. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 2 → 3, 3 → 4. The card marked ? is blank. Below the strip: a disputation is a scholarly debate. A notice of one was often posted on a church door at that time. A diet is an assembly of the empire's rulers.
Kira's strip has a blank card: what happened by the end of 1517?
- The theses were written in Latin
- Luther was condemned as an outlaw
- Luther wrote an open letter to the pope in German
- Three printed editions of the theses appeared
Noah reads the word disputation. What is a disputation?
- A letter sent to a king
- A sermon in a large church
- A scholarly debate
- A tax on printed books
Pia reads that Luther wrote about indulgences. Which meaning fits the way Catholics describe them?
Use the picture in question 2.
- A tax that printers paid on the books they sold each year
- A letter sent to a bishop
- A debate held at a university
- A grant Catholics teach eases punishment for sins
Ren reads that Parliament passed the Act of Supremacy. What is Parliament?
Timeline strip "Reform in Switzerland and England" with cards in time order: [1] 1518: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying; [2] 1524: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult; [3] 1534: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England; [4] 1549: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 3 → 4. Below the strip: baptism is the church ceremony that admits a person to the church. At that time most churches baptized babies. Parliament is England's assembly that makes laws. Timeline strip "Reform in Switzerland and England" with cards in time order: [1] 1518: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying; [2] 1524: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult; [3] 1534: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England; [4] 1549: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 3 → 4. Below the strip: baptism is the church ceremony that admits a person to the church. At that time most churches baptized babies. Parliament is England's assembly that makes laws. Reform in Switzerland and England 1 1518 2 1524 3 1534 4 1549 1: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying 2: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult 3: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England 4: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England - The king's private council of priests
- A guild of cloth sellers
- England's assembly that makes laws
- A court that judges thieves
Where did Luther teach in 1517, by Tala's strip?
Timeline strip "From debate points to printed pages" with cards in time order: [1] 1517: Martin Luther, a priest and professor at Wittenberg, writes the Ninety-five Theses in Latin as points for a scholarly debate about indulgences, and sends a copy to Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz; [2] by the end of 1517: three printed editions of the theses appear, in Leipzig, Nuremberg and Basel, about 300 copies each by one estimate; [3] 1520: Luther writes On the Freedom of a Christian and an open letter to the pope, published in German for readers across Germany; the Library of Congress says it was already a bestseller when the pope received it; [4] April 1521: at the Diet of Worms, Emperor Charles V orders Luther to take back his writings; Luther refuses, and the emperor condemns him as an outlaw. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 2 → 3, 3 → 4. Below the strip: a disputation is a scholarly debate. A notice of one was often posted on a church door at that time. A diet is an assembly of the empire's rulers. Timeline strip "From debate points to printed pages" with cards in time order: [1] 1517: Martin Luther, a priest and professor at Wittenberg, writes the Ninety-five Theses in Latin as points for a scholarly debate about indulgences, and sends a copy to Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz; [2] by the end of 1517: three printed editions of the theses appear, in Leipzig, Nuremberg and Basel, about 300 copies each by one estimate; [3] 1520: Luther writes On the Freedom of a Christian and an open letter to the pope, published in German for readers across Germany; the Library of Congress says it was already a bestseller when the pope received it; [4] April 1521: at the Diet of Worms, Emperor Charles V orders Luther to take back his writings; Luther refuses, and the emperor condemns him as an outlaw. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 2 → 3, 3 → 4. Below the strip: a disputation is a scholarly debate. A notice of one was often posted on a church door at that time. A diet is an assembly of the empire's rulers. From debate points to printed pages 1 → 2 2 → 3 3 → 4 1517 1518 1519 1520 1521 1 2 3 4 1: 1517: Martin Luther, a priest and professor at Wittenberg, writes the Ninety-five Theses in Latin as points for a scholarly debate about indulgences, and sends a copy to Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz. 2: by the end of 1517: three printed editions of the theses appear, in Leipzig, Nuremberg and Basel, about 300 copies each by one estimate. 3: 1520: Luther writes On the Freedom of a Christian and an open letter to the pope, published in German for readers across Germany; the Library of Congress says it was already a bestseller when the pope received it. 4: April 1521: at the Diet of Worms, Emperor Charles V orders Luther to take back his writings; Luther refuses, and the emperor condemns him as an outlaw. Arrows (this made the next one possible). A disputation is a scholarly debate. A notice of one was often posted on a church door at that time. A diet is an assembly of the empire's rulers. - Wittenberg
- Strasbourg
- Mainz
- Worms
Timeline strip "Reform in Switzerland and England" with cards in time order: [1] 1518: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying; [2] 1524: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult; [3] 1534: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England; [4] 1549: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 3 → 4. Below the strip: baptism is the church ceremony that admits a person to the church. At that time most churches baptized babies. Parliament is England's assembly that makes laws. Timeline strip "Reform in Switzerland and England" with cards in time order: [1] 1518: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying; [2] 1524: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult; [3] 1534: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England; [4] 1549: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 3 → 4. Below the strip: baptism is the church ceremony that admits a person to the church. At that time most churches baptized babies. Parliament is England's assembly that makes laws. Reform in Switzerland and England 1 1518 2 1524 3 1534 4 1549 1: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying 2: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult 3: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England 4: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England In which city did Zwingli become a priest in 1518, Zee asks?
- Zurich
- London
- Geneva
- Wittenberg
In which language is the Book of Common Prayer, by Ari's strip?
Use the picture in question 6.
- Latin
- English
- Spanish
- German
Which card has no arrow leading into it on Bo's strip?
Timeline strip "From debate points to printed pages" with cards in time order: [1] 1517: Martin Luther, a priest and professor at Wittenberg, writes the Ninety-five Theses in Latin as points for a scholarly debate about indulgences, and sends a copy to Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz; [2] by the end of 1517: three printed editions of the theses appear, in Leipzig, Nuremberg and Basel, about 300 copies each by one estimate; [3] 1520: Luther writes On the Freedom of a Christian and an open letter to the pope, published in German for readers across Germany; the Library of Congress says it was already a bestseller when the pope received it; [4] April 1521: at the Diet of Worms, Emperor Charles V orders Luther to take back his writings; Luther refuses, and the emperor condemns him as an outlaw. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 2 → 3, 3 → 4. Below the strip: a disputation is a scholarly debate. A notice of one was often posted on a church door at that time. A diet is an assembly of the empire's rulers. Timeline strip "From debate points to printed pages" with cards in time order: [1] 1517: Martin Luther, a priest and professor at Wittenberg, writes the Ninety-five Theses in Latin as points for a scholarly debate about indulgences, and sends a copy to Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz; [2] by the end of 1517: three printed editions of the theses appear, in Leipzig, Nuremberg and Basel, about 300 copies each by one estimate; [3] 1520: Luther writes On the Freedom of a Christian and an open letter to the pope, published in German for readers across Germany; the Library of Congress says it was already a bestseller when the pope received it; [4] April 1521: at the Diet of Worms, Emperor Charles V orders Luther to take back his writings; Luther refuses, and the emperor condemns him as an outlaw. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 2 → 3, 3 → 4. Below the strip: a disputation is a scholarly debate. A notice of one was often posted on a church door at that time. A diet is an assembly of the empire's rulers. From debate points to printed pages 1 → 2 2 → 3 3 → 4 1517 1518 1519 1520 1521 1 2 3 4 1: 1517: Martin Luther, a priest and professor at Wittenberg, writes the Ninety-five Theses in Latin as points for a scholarly debate about indulgences, and sends a copy to Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz. 2: by the end of 1517: three printed editions of the theses appear, in Leipzig, Nuremberg and Basel, about 300 copies each by one estimate. 3: 1520: Luther writes On the Freedom of a Christian and an open letter to the pope, published in German for readers across Germany; the Library of Congress says it was already a bestseller when the pope received it. 4: April 1521: at the Diet of Worms, Emperor Charles V orders Luther to take back his writings; Luther refuses, and the emperor condemns him as an outlaw. Arrows (this made the next one possible). A disputation is a scholarly debate. A notice of one was often posted on a church door at that time. A diet is an assembly of the empire's rulers. - The Ninety-five Theses, 1517
- On the Freedom of a Christian, 1520
- Three printed editions, end of 1517
- The Diet of Worms, April 1521
Timeline strip "Reform in Switzerland and England" with cards in time order: [1] 1518: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying; [2] 1524: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult; [3] 1534: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England; [4] 1549: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 3 → 4. Below the strip: baptism is the church ceremony that admits a person to the church. At that time most churches baptized babies. Parliament is England's assembly that makes laws. Timeline strip "Reform in Switzerland and England" with cards in time order: [1] 1518: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying; [2] 1524: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult; [3] 1534: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England; [4] 1549: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England. Arrows (this made the next one possible): 1 → 2, 3 → 4. Below the strip: baptism is the church ceremony that admits a person to the church. At that time most churches baptized babies. Parliament is England's assembly that makes laws. Reform in Switzerland and England 1 1518 2 1524 3 1534 4 1549 1: Ulrich Zwingli becomes the priest of Zurich; he preaches against the selling of indulgences, fasting in Lent and priests not marrying 2: inspired by Zwingli, Konrad Grebel starts the Swiss Brethren, who say baptism should wait until a person is an adult 3: England's Parliament passes the Act of Supremacy: the English monarch, not the pope, heads the Church of England 4: the Book of Common Prayer, in English, sets out the church service of the Church of England Which card has an arrow from Zwingli's card, Esme asks?
- The Book of Common Prayer, 1549
- The Swiss Brethren, 1524
- The Act of Supremacy, 1534
- No card
What does the arrow from the Act of Supremacy card show, Jun asks?
Use the picture in question 9.
- The Act and the prayer book are unrelated
- The pope wrote the prayer book
- The prayer book came after the Act
- The prayer book came before the Act