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Elizabeth I - Religion 25Q Flashcards

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1
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In what year was the religious settlement passed?

A

1559

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2
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Name the two acts of the religious settlement

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  • Act of Supremacy

- Act of Uniformity

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3
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Name the three things influencing the settlement

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  • Catholics
  • Protestants
  • Personal
  • Foreign Pressure
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4
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Name two things the Protestants were happy about with the settlement

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  • Priests can marry
  • Communion in both kinds
  • Black Rubric
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5
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Name two things Catholics would have liked about the settlement

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  • Decoration in Church

- Supreme Governor, not head of Church

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6
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What is taking communion in both kinds?

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Having bread and wine

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7
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How did Elizabeth enforce church attendance on a Sunday?

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Fines (1 shilling)

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8
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Which house opposed the settlement the most?

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The house of Lords

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9
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Who was the first Archbishop of Canterbury?

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Parker

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10
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What was the vestments controversy?

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1560 - some concessions were made on vestments

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11
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Who arrived in England in 1568?

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Mary Queen of Scots

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12
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When did the Northern Rebellion take place?

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1569

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13
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What did the Papal Bull do in 1570?

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Excommunicated Elizabeth

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14
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Who were the Puritans?

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Radical Protestants

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15
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Name a Puritan and a Catholic challenge in 1571

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  • Ridolfi Plot

- Strickland’s Bill

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16
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Name two radical puritans

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  • Strickland
  • Cope
  • Cartwright
  • Separatists
17
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What was Field and Wilcox’s Admonition to Parliament?

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Criticising the settlement, in particular Bishops

18
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Who were Wentworth, Turner and Cope?

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Protestants who challenged the hierarchy of the Church (Bishops)

19
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How was the third (Whitgift) better than the second (Grindal)?

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Agreed with her and insisted on conformity

20
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What were Whitgift’s three articles?

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  • Forces Puritans to conform
  • Uphold supremacy of Queen
  • Accept Book of Common Prayer
21
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Who was Throckmorton?

A

Plotted against Elizabeth with the ambassador

22
Q

When did the Babington plot take place?

A

1586

23
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Who were the Jesuits and Seminary Priests, arriving 1574?

A

Catholic preachers trained abroad

24
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When was MQS executed?

A

1587

25
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When did Philip II invade England?

A

1588

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