Chapter 14

Question 1

What was the process of the Protestant Reformation

Answer 1

Practises and beliefs of Henrican Church were removed before establishment of Protestantism

Question 2

What opposition was there to Protestant Reformation

Answer 2

• Gentry opposed to radical theologican reform
• Due to foreign affairs

Question 3

Acronym for 1547 reforms

Answer 3

Bishops PERCH

Question 4

Bishops in 1547 reforms acronym

Answer 4

• In early 1547 authority of Bishop’s suspended
• Commissionors sent to investigate Parishes across England

Question 5

P in 1547 reforms acroynm

Answer 5

Practises like burning candles before rood screen banned

Question 6

E in 1547 reforms acroynm

Answer 6

All parishes have an English Bible, and Protestant literature avaliable

Question 7

R in 1547 reforms acroynm

Answer 7

Repeal of Six Articles and Treason Act in November/December 1547

Question 8

C in 1547 reforms acroynm

Answer 8

Dissolution of the Chantries, November 1547 for doctrinal reasons, rather than Henry’s financial reasons

Question 9

H in 1547 reforms acroynm

Answer 9

Cranmer issues Book of Homilies written in English to replace sermons preached, with one arguing justification by faith alone

Question 10

Why was the Dissolution of the Chantries, November 1547 so radical

Answer 10

For Catholics, attack on their eternal lives

Question 11

Significance of repealing of Six Articles and Treason Act in November/December of 1547

Answer 11

• Left the Church without an official doctrine
• Allowed people to spread religous vieww without the fear of arrest or imprisonemnt

Question 12

What physical evidence is there that in many places, the 1547 reforms were accepted well

Answer 12

Iconoclasm

Question 13

Why did the people in the counties of Devon and Cornish oppose Edwardian reforms so much

Answer 13

• Mostly spoke Cornish
• Saw enforcement of English mass and bible as a threat to their independance

Question 14

Acronym for further Edwardian Reforms

Answer 14

3 TUMP TUA 42

Question 15

3 in further Edwardian reforms acroynm

Answer 15

• Laws against clerical marriage removed in Novemebr 1549
• Stone altars replace wooden ones in November 1550
• New Ordinal in 1550, ensured priests were truly Protestant replacing Catholic sympathisers

Question 16

T in TUMP in further Edwardian reforms acroynm

Answer 16

Transubstantiation not reffered to

Question 17

U in TUMP in further Edwardian reforms acroynm

Answer 17

Act of Uniformity passed one month later after first Book of Common Prayer, December 1549

Question 18

M in TUMP in further Edwardian reforms acroynm

Answer 18

Mass in English

Question 19

P in TUMP in further Edwardian reforms acroynm

Answer 19

Practises like exorcising a child with salt at baptism removed

Question 20

When first Book of Common Prayer

Answer 20

December 1549 to provide liturgy to be used in all parish Chuches

Question 21

When second Book of Common Prayer

Answer 21

January 1552

Question 22

T in TUA in further Edwardian reforms acroynm

Answer 22

Transubstantiation openly rejected in favour of consubstantiation

Question 23

U in TUA in further Edwardian reforms acroynm

Answer 23

Second Act of Uniformity passed in April 1552

Question 24

A in TUA in further Edwardian reforms acronym

Answer 24

Treason Act at same time made questioning Royal Supremacy of articles of Church punishable by death

Question 25

42 in further Edwardian reforms acronym

Answer 25

42 Articles issued by Cranmer in November 1552, providing a doctrine for the Church

Question 26

Personally, to what was Cranmer moving more towards under Edward

Answer 26

Away from Lutheranism, towards views of Zwingli