Causatives for Religious Reformation

Q. Why did the Emperors support the religious reformation movement?

1. Pope delayed revenue payment to the emperors and this led to clashes.
2. Emperors did not like the surge in nationalism towards the state.
3. Interference of Pope in politics led to clashes between emperors and the Pope.
4. With the advent of science, emperors insisted on religious reformation.

Q. What were the states headed by the Pope called?

1. Papal States
2. Pope States
3. Christian States
4. Catholic States

Q. What was the investiture controversy of the Middle Ages?

1. A disagreement between the Pope and secular rulers over the appointment of bishops.
2. A widespread heresy that Pope Innocent III sought to eliminate by launching a crusade.
3. A scandal involving King John that led to the church interdict over England.
4. A quarrel between Florentine political factions.
5. A dispute over the orthodoxy of granting land to monasteries.

Q. Why did the Emperors support the religious reformation movement?

1. Emperors did not like the surge in nationalism towards the state.
2. Pope delayed revenue payment to the emperors and this led to clashes.
3. Interference of Pope in politics led to clashes between emperors and the Pope.
4. With the advent of science, emperors insisted on religious reformation.

Q. What is the leader of the Roman Catholic Church called?

1. King
2. Bishop
3. Archbishop
4. Pope