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Counter-Reformation in Poland - Quiz
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  • 1. What was the timeframe of the Counter-Reformation in Poland?
A) Mid-17th century to mid-19th century
B) Late 16th century to late 19th century
C) Early 15th century to early 17th century
D) Mid-16th century to mid-18th century
  • 2. Which social group in Poland was primarily associated with Calvinism?
A) The clergy
B) Peasant farmers
C) The nobility
D) German-descent townsfolk
  • 3. What was the result of the 1573 Warsaw Confederation?
A) The total ban of Protestantism
B) The expulsion of all foreign Jesuits
C) The establishment of an official state religion
D) A law of religious tolerance
  • 4. Who was one of the key figures of the Polish Counter-Reformation mentioned in the text?
A) Piotr Skarga
B) Sigismund II Augustus
C) Martin Luther
D) John Calvin
  • 5. When did the Jesuit order arrive in Poland?
A) 1564
B) 1596
C) 1577
D) 1555
  • 6. What event finalized the subordination of the Eastern Orthodox Church to the Catholic Church?
A) The Repnin Sejm
B) The Synod of Piotrków
C) The Warsaw Confederation
D) The Union of Brest-Litovsk
  • 7. What was the fate of the Polish Unitarians in 1658?
A) They were granted official state recognition
B) They were expelled from Poland
C) They were forced to convert to Orthodoxy
D) They were given seats in the Sejm
  • 8. Who coined the phrase 'state without stakes' to describe Poland's religious climate?
A) Janusz Tazbir
B) Piotr Skarga
C) Luigi Lippomano
D) Norman Davies
  • 9. In what year was the construction of non-Catholic churches banned in Poland?
A) 1577
B) 1668
C) 1568
D) 1632
  • 10. What triggered the end of the Counter-Reformation in Poland?
A) The Union of Brest-Litovsk
B) The arrival of the Jesuits
C) The death of Sigismund I
D) The Repnin Sejm of 1768
  • 11. Which group was primarily associated with Lutheranism in Poland?
A) The nobility
B) The Polish peasantry
C) The Orthodox clergy
D) German-descent townsfolk
  • 12. What percentage of the Christian population in the Commonwealth were Protestant by the end of the 16th century?
A) About a seventh
B) About a half
C) About a tenth
D) About a third
  • 13. Which of the following describes the level of religious conflict in Poland compared to other European countries?
A) Relatively peaceful
B) Significantly more violent
C) Identical to the rest of Europe
D) Characterized by frequent executions
  • 14. What happened to Catholics who converted to another faith after 1668?
A) It became illegal
B) They were rewarded with government positions
C) They were permitted to practice freely
D) They were forced into exile immediately
  • 15. What was the purpose of the Index Librorum Prohibitorum introduced in Poland?
A) Censorship
B) Tax collection
C) Scientific research
D) Diplomatic communication
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