1. King Ferdinand and his wife, Isabella of Castille, were the sovereigns of Spain during the Inquisition. Which man, who was also Isabella's confessor, convinced her to revive the Inquisition in a specifically Spanish form? James of Valladolid Felipe of Salamanca Thomas of Zaragoza Thomas of Torquemada

2. What kinds of people did the Spanish Inquisition tend to regard with particular suspicion? Converts from Islam Those who appeared to question the authority of the Church Converts from Judaism All of these

3. People that were arrested for questioning were tortured until they confessed to being heretics. Which of the following torture methods was NOT used? The rack The thumb-screw All of these were used The ring-bolt

4. A wife was allowed to testify against her husband, but if she gave evidence in favor of him, it would be rejected. True False

5. A witness could say whatever he wanted to say about the prisoner. True False

6. If a person was convicted of heresy, what happened to his property? The heretic had to pay a special monthly "heresy tax" on his property The heretic's family got to keep all of his property It was confiscated completely The heretic got to keep some of his property

7. What was the penalty for heresy? Burning at the stake or a very heavy fine Hanging and disemboweling Beheading by the guillotine Death by hanging

8. If a man swore profanely, what was his punishment? He would not be permitted to attend mass An annual fine for life Death at the stake A public whipping

9. Why did Isabella and Ferdinand instigate the Inquisition in the first place? They wanted to eradicate Islam, Judaism and heresy from Spain Pope Innocent VIII made them do it Isabella's confessor blackmailed them into doing it None of these reasons

10. When was the Spanish Inquisition established? 1478 1470 1469 1576