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This study guide covers the Catholic Reformation (Counter-Reformation), including its goals, timeline, and key figures like the Council of Trent and the Jesuit Order. It explores key terms (e.g., anathema), the roles of Ignatius of Loyola and Baroque art, and the Index of Prohibited Books. The guide also examines continuity and change within the Church and provides practice questions and exam tips.
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Question 1 of 12
The Catholic Reformation primarily took place during which of the following periods? 🤔
1400s-1440s
1540s-1580s
1600s-1640s
1700s-1740s