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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 is the result of the Peasant War?
(a) the peasants take control of the government
(b) cloisters and castles have been destroyed
(c) the Pope and the Emperor are dethroned
(d) Luther is declared governor

2. What is a frequent struggle for Luther?
(a) answering his critics
(b) debating the doubters
(c) sustaining his own faith
(d) making financial ends meet

3. How many services does Luther hold on Sundays?
(a) one
(b) three
(c) two
(d) four

4. Who writes Luther saying God is merciful and will forgive him if he returns?
(a) Hans Luther
(b) Frederick the wise
(c) Erasmus
(d) Duke George

5. How does Luther travel safely?
(a) by concealing his identity
(b) by traveling with bodyguards
(c) by traveling in a large group
(d) by traveling only at night

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Luther undertake to do in his lifetime?

2. What does Luther get from his family life?

3. What does Bainton suggest about the last quarter of Luther's life?

4. Why does Thomas Muntzer not concern himself with the struggle to get right with God?

5. How does Luther get drawn into politics during the Peasant War?

Short Essay Questions

1. Briefly describe Luther's writing.

2. How does Bainton portray Luther's impact on marriage and the family?

3. Describe Luther's decision to marry.

4. What is the attitude of Hadrian toward Martin Luther?

5. In what way is Luther the champion of the working class?

6. What part do publications have in the first decade of the Reformation?

7. What is the outcome of the Peasant War and how does Luther end up being viewed by the people?

8. What biases come out in Luther toward the end of his life?

9. Mention some stipulations from The Twelve Articles published by Luther on the peasant war.

10. Describe the international impact of Martin Luther.

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