The Kulturkampf 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryThe rise of Germany from 1871ASEdexcel Created by: AnnaCreated on: 13-05-13 11:29 9 main points List them 1 of 34 What religion was Bismarck Protestant 2 of 34 What did Bismarck view with suspicion Catholics 3 of 34 What did Bismarck want to do with the new Reich Unify and consolidate 4 of 34 What did he see as a danger to the Empire's unity The Success of the Centre party 5 of 34 Bismarck was head of The Protestant Crusade 6 of 34 Who did he work closely with in the 1870s The National Liberals 7 of 34 What was the name of the Party formed by German Catholics? The Centre Party 8 of 34 How popular was it in the Reichstag Second largest party 9 of 34 Drew support from where All Social strata 10 of 34 What did the Centre Party favour Greater self rule for the component states of the Reich 11 of 34 What did the Centre Party object to State interference in the Church's traditional sphere of influence: the education system 12 of 34 Who were the 'Old Catholics' Refused to accept decree of papal infallibility and broke with the Church 13 of 34 What gave bismarck an excuse to attack Teachers and Professors dismissed by bISHOP 14 of 34 What did Bismarck maintain the government was committed to the principle of religous toleration 15 of 34 Where did Bismarck condem the Catholic Church In a series of newspaper articles in 1872 16 of 34 Who wrote the Syllaybus of errors Pope Pius XI 17 of 34 What did Pope Pius IX condem Every major principle the liberals stood 18 of 34 What 4 points did the liberals stand for Freedom of Speech, Freedom of worship, Freedom of the press, freedom to form political associations and hold political meetings 19 of 34 What were the proportions of Protestant and Catholic in Germany One third Catholic, two thirds Protestant 20 of 34 What did the Vatican council lay down The doctrine of papal infallibility 21 of 34 What did the Vatican Council rule That matters of faith and morals could not be questioned 22 of 34 What were the Liberals worried about That Militant Catholicism would interfere in Reich's domestic affairs and support reactionary causes 23 of 34 Life and death struggle for freedom and process against forces of reaction 24 of 34 Who was the Prussian Minister of Religion and Education Dr Falk 25 of 34 What did Falk aim to do Bring the Catholic Church under state control 26 of 34 May Law 1 All candidates for priesthood to attend a secular university before commencing training 27 of 34 May Law 2 Religious appointments subject to state approbal 28 of 34 May Law 3 1874 obligatory civil marriage introduced 29 of 34 What could happen to the Clergy if they failed to comply with the May lAWS Could be fined, imprisoned or even expelled 30 of 34 What was passed by the Prussian Landtag, other state governments and the Reichstag Legislation 31 of 34 What was brought under supervision of the state Catholic Schools 32 of 34 What were Jesuits forbidden to do set up establishments and empowered state government to expel individual Jesuits 33 of 34 When were the May Laws introduced 1873 34 of 34
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