Edward

Question 1

Edward VI is King

Answer 1

1547

Question 2

Royal Injunctions are an attempt to promote Protestantism - instructed the Clergy to offer services every Sunday with an English Bible, also had to remove all superstitious images (Iconoclasm)

Answer 2

1547

Question 3

Edward bans saintly images, stained glass, candles and Catholic Religious Days such as Ash Wednesday

Answer 3

1547

Question 4

Act of Uniformity laid the framework for a new Book of Common Prayer

Answer 4

1548

Question 5

First Book of Common Prayer was written in English and had a big issue on transubstantiation (the bread and wine turning into the body and blood of Jesus)

Answer 5

1549

Question 6

Imposed a 5% tax on personal property and a tax on sheep

Answer 6

1549

Question 7

Kett Rebellion, East Anglian (Norfolk) rebellion let by Robert Kett, 16,000 men over enclosure and further religious change. Defeated by royal troops (Earl of Warwick)

Answer 7

July to Aug 1549

Question 8

Western Rebellion/Prayer Book Rebellion (Religious and Sheep Tax grievance.) Rebels held on to Exeter for 6 weeks

Answer 8

June to Aug 1549

Question 9

Sheep Tax repealed

Answer 9

1550

Question 10

Debasement had left the silver coinage with 75% copper means they can raise funds

Answer 10

1551

Question 11

Second Book of Common Prayer in a Swiss form about Justification

Answer 11

1552

Question 12

42 Articles of Religion coined by Cranmer but never fully implemented

Answer 12

1552

Question 13

Edward declared Mary and Elizabeth to be illegitimate under his will

Answer 13

June 1553