What was the use of intimidation, threats, and torture to convert people to Catholicism called?

Who dismissed the authority of the Pope in their lands in order to gain a divorce?

What church did Elizabeth I create that showed tolerance for people of different faiths?

Who was a member of the Catholic Church who made the focus of the Thirty Years' War in France a political one instead of religious?

What group was formed by the Catholic Church to spread Catholicism throughout the world?

Who furthered the Protestant Reformation and believed in predestination and living a life with righteousness and high work ethic?

Who was an early dissenter in England who influence Jan Huss and Martin Luther? Also, what is he specifically known for doing?

What was the purpose of the Council of Trent? What was the result?

Give two reasons the Catholic Church became less popular in parts of Europe during the 14th-17th centuries.

Assign the correct action to the right person: - Henry IV - Louis XIII - Louis XIV And - Appointed Cardinal Richelieu as Foreign Secretary for France - Revoked the Edict of Nantes - Issued the Edict of Nantes

Where in the Holy Roman Empire did princes become Protestant and try to break away from their Catholic rulers?

Who created the printing press and what did it do to the supply of books in Europe as well as literacy rates?

Who issued the 95 Theses and is credited with launching the Protestant Reformation?