Elizabeth Flashcards

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Act of uniformity 1559

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Demanded everyone should go to church once a week or pay a fine of 12 pence and established a new book of common prayer

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Royal injunctions 1559

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Set of royal injunctions nominated visitors to inspect the Church and gave specific instructions such as removal of superstitious things from churches

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The thirty nine articles 1563

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Supporter reformed doctrine e.g. denied teachings concerning transsubstantiation and affirmed that scripture was final authority on salvation

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Treaty of Cateau Cambresis 1559

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Ended war with french. Stated that France would retain Calais for eight years thereafter france would pay England 500,000 crowns or return if

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What was established by the Act of Uniformity, 1559?

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The use of the new Book of Common Prayer

The Act also demanded attendance at church or a fine.

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How often did the Act of Uniformity require attendance at church?

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Once a week

Failure to comply resulted in a fine of 12 pence.

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What was the fine for not attending church as per the Act of Uniformity, 1559?

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12 pence

This was considered a considerable sum at the time.

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The 1559 Book of Common Prayer was a version of which earlier book?

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The Book of Common Prayer of 1552

The 1559 version was adjusted to appeal to traditionally minded worshippers.

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What was a notable feature of the language in the 1559 prayer book?

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It allowed variations in Eucharistic belief

This careful wording aimed to make the prayer book more acceptable to a broader audience.

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