Elizabethan Topic 4 - The Problem Of Religion Flashcards

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What was Henry VIII influence in the religious problems inherited by Elizabeth in 1559

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Henry VIII created the church of England which ended more than 1000 years of Catholicism in England

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What was Edward VI influence in the religious problems inherited by Elizabeth in 1559

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Edward VI introduced the protestant prayer book and services in English

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What was Mary I influence in the religious problems inherited by Elizabeth in 1559

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Mary restored Catholism and made the Pope the head of the church

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What was the Pope’s view on Elizabeth I

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Elizabeth had no right to the throne as she was illegitimate

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What was the King of Frances view on Elizabeth I

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The King supported the Pope’s view and believed Mary Queen of Scots was the rightful air

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By what year was more than half of the population in England Protestant

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1559

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What type of Christian completely rejected the Catholic church

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Puritans

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What are the Catholic Churches beliefs

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Pope was the head of the church
Transubstantiation
Priests should not marry
Bible was in Latin

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What is meant by transubstantiation

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During communion, the bread and wine actually become the body and blood of Christ

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What were the beliefs of Protestants

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The monarch was the head of the church
Bibles and church services should be in English
Priests can marry
consubstantiation

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What is meant by the term consubstantiation

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The bread and wine taken during communion symbolically represent the body and blood of Jesus Christ

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What were the aims of the religious settlement

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  • Keep foreign powers content
  • Prevent the Pope form excommunicating Elizabeth
  • For Elizabeth to be accepted by the many Catholic MP’s
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What were the main components of the ‘middle way’

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  • Protestantism was the official religion
  • Catholics were not persecuted by were fined for not attending church
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What were the components of the Act of Supremacy

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Elizabeth was the head of the church
Elizabeth held the title - Supreme governor of the church of England
All important officials had to wear an oath to Elizabeth’s title

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What were the components of the Act of Uniformity

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The 1552 prayer book was used in all churches
The Bible and services were in English
Recusants were fined 1 shilling for missing church
Clergy wore vestments and could marry

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What were the Royal injunctions

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They were instructions to the clergy to establish uniformity of worship and behaviour to enforce the act of uniformity and supremacy

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What did the Royal injunctions order the clergy to do

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Condemn Catholic practices
Identify and report recusants
Ensure a copy of the Bible in English in each church
Ensure uniformity of services

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What was the act of exchange

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It’s allowed Elizabeth to take land and buildings belonging to the church which could be used to fund foreign wars and to award loyal followers with land

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What does the term Episcopacy mean

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The role of bishops

20
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What were the roles of bishops

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Administer the church and reject the Geneva model of control

21
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What were the 39 articles

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The document which laid down the beliefs of the Church of England which was approved by Elizabeth in 1571 and following this the clergy have to swear to them

22
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What was the reaction to the settlement in England

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The reaction of Catholics was muted
Only 250 out of 9000 priests rejected the changes

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What were the reactions of the settlement abroad

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France showed little interest as the country was drifting toward Civil War
King Philip II and the pope hoped Elizabeth would change the settlement over time