AP European History Unit 2: Age of Reformation Practice Exam

1. Which of the following Catholic doctrines is Luther most directly challenging in this passage?

2. The ideas expressed by Luther in the passage most directly contributed to which of the following developments?

3. The rapid dissemination of the ideas expressed in the passage was most directly enabled by

4. The artistic style represented by the sculpture is best described as

5. The commissioning of artworks like the one shown was a key strategy of which of the following historical movements?

6. The primary purpose of art like that shown in the image was to

7. Calvin's argument in the passage differs most from the teachings of Martin Luther in its emphasis on

8. Calvin's religious ideas as expressed in the passage were most influential in which of the following countries?

9. The theological argument in the passage could be used to support which of the following social or economic ideas?

10. The religious divisions depicted on the map within the Holy Roman Empire were officially recognized by which of the following?

11. The situation depicted on the map was a primary underlying cause of the

12. Which of the following was a significant long-term effect of the religious conflicts that established the divisions shown on the map?

13. The English Reformation, which led to the establishment of the Anglican Church shown on the map, differed most from the Lutheran Reformation in that it was

14. Which of the following represents a continuity in the role of the Catholic Church before and after the Council of Trent (1545-1563)?

15. The French Wars of Religion (1562-1598) were primarily caused by conflicts between

16. The Edict of Nantes (1598) is best understood in the context of the

17. The peak of the European witch hunts between 1580 and 1650 can best be explained in the context of

18. A historian studying the spread of Protestantism would most likely use vernacular Bibles as evidence of

19. Anabaptist beliefs, such as the rejection of infant baptism and the subordination of the church to the state, often resulted in

20. The decision by France, a Catholic country, to support the Protestant side during the Thirty Years' War best demonstrates that