A) Identity development B) Economic struggles C) Psychological trauma D) Religious doctrine
A) Thomas Aquinas B) Jean-Jacques Rousseau C) Martin Luther D) John Calvin
A) His relationship with his father B) His friendship with other reformers C) His studies in law D) His marriage
A) Autonomy vs. shame B) Identity vs. role confusion C) Integrity vs. despair D) Intimacy vs. isolation
A) A new understanding of individual faith B) Philosophical advancements C) Economic changes in Europe D) Political reform
A) Schizophrenia B) Bipolar disorder C) Depression and anxiety D) Post-traumatic stress disorder
A) Justification by faith B) Indulgences C) Transubstantiation D) Purgatory
A) Greek philosophy texts B) The Bible into German C) Church doctrines D) The Quran into Latin
A) His access to the Bible B) His travels to Rome C) His marriage D) The storm and vow to become a monk
A) Monk B) Nobleman C) Merchant D) Professor
A) Ninety-Five Theses B) Council of Trent C) The Reformation Conference D) The Edict of Nantes |