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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Luther think led his life?
(a) His mind.
(b) Luck.
(c) Providence.
(d) Hard work.

2. Who wrote Pilgrim's Progress?
(a) Wilton Brown.
(b) John Bunyan.
(c) John Calvin.
(d) Martin Luther.

3. What part of a man is most changed when he becomes religious?
(a) His psychological part.
(b) His physical part.
(c) His mental part.
(d) His emotional part.

4. What did Cromwell say happened when the peasants were hurt?
(a) The entire commonwealth suffered.
(b) They turned away from religion.
(c) Their loyalty was shaken.
(d) The king lost power.

5. Who does the author say was necessary for the success of the Reformation?
(a) Luther.
(b) Calvin.
(c) Martin.
(d) All of these.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who did Calvin say men existed for?

2. What were most traditionalists waiting for in their lives?

3. How much of Americans hold most of the wealth of the nation?

4. What does Cor. ii say would cause detriment to others at our blame?

5. What practices of Protestant sects are important to study for the sake of Capitalism?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the Lord's prayer change ideas in Capitalism?

2. What was the main goal of Pietism, and what did that lead to?

3. How did Calvinists feel about education, and why?

4. What does Beruf mean?

5. Why did Calvin do away with private confessions?

6. How did Lutheran's believe God worked through men?

7. How did Calvinism interpret the idea of personal callings?

8. Why does the author say he spends so much time talking about the Reformation?

9. Why did Traditionalist work hard during their lives?

10. How did Cromwell's ideas about the poor relate to American finances?

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