Peg Test- Elizabeth and Religion

Question 1

In what year was the Religious Settlement passed?

Answer 1

1559

Question 2

Name the two acts that established the Religious Settlement.

Answer 2

Act of Uniformity

Act of Supremacy

Question 3

Name three things that influenced Elizabeth’s religious settlement.

Answer 3

Own beliefs
Foreign Policy
Domestic Policy

Question 4

Name two things Protestants would have been happy with from the Religious Settlement.

Answer 4

Black Rubric

Both kinds of communion

Question 5

Name two things the Catholics would have been happy with from the Religious Settlement.

Answer 5

Vestments
Ornaments
They could bow
Liz, not the head of Church but the supreme governor

Question 6

What does taking communion in both kinds mean?

Answer 6

Bread and Wine

Question 7

How did Elizabeth enforce church attendance on a Sunday?

Answer 7

Fines- 1 shilling

Question 8

Which house opposed the settlement the most?

Answer 8

House of Lords

Question 9

Who was Elizabeth’s first Archbishop of Canterbury?

Answer 9

Matthew Parker

Question 10

What was the Vestments Controversy?

Answer 10

Happened in 1566
37 priests lost their job
Liz wanted Vestments and Catholic imagery but the Protestant bishops didn’t like it.

Question 11

Who arrived in England in 1568?

Answer 11

Mary Queen of Scots

Question 12

When did the Northern Rebellion take place?

Answer 12

1569

Question 13

What did the Papal Bull do in 1570?

Answer 13

Excommunicate Elizabeth

Question 14

Who were the Puritans?

Answer 14

Radical Protestants

Question 15

Name a Puritan and a Catholic challenge that took place in 1571?

Answer 15

Strickland = Puritan
Ridolfi = Catholic

Question 16

Name two radical Puritans.

Answer 16

Presbyterians

Separatists

Question 17

What was Field and Wilcox’s ‘Admonition to Parliament’?

Answer 17

Propaganda called for bishops to be replaced

Question 18

Who were Wentworth, Turner and Cope?

Answer 18

Puritans

Wanted to overturn government of the Church

Question 19

How was Elizabeth’s third Archbishop of Canterbury (Whitgift) better than the second (Grindal)?

Answer 19

Brought conformity to the Catholics

Question 20

What were Whitgift’s Three Articles?

Answer 20

Ties Puritans to Church

They have to uphold royal supremacy and read the common book of prayer

Question 21

Who was Throckmorton?

Answer 21

Catholic gentryman who lead the rebellion

A friend of Mendoza

Question 22

When did the Babington plot take place?

Answer 22

1586

Question 23

The Jesuits and Seminary priests arrived in 1574: who were they?

Answer 23

Radical Catholics

Question 24

When was Mary Queen of Scots executed?

Answer 24

1587

Question 25

When did Phillip II invade England?

Answer 25

1588

Question 26

When were the first arguments about marriage?

Answer 26

1563

Question 27

When does Mary Queen of Scots arrive?

Answer 27

1568

Question 28

When does Cecil become a Lord?

Answer 28

1571

Question 29

When was the admonition to Parliament?

Answer 29

1572

Question 30

When was Wentworth’s first debate over freedom of speech?

Answer 30

1576

Question 31

When were the Marprelate Tracts?

Answer 31

1588

Question 32

What was the role of parliament?

Answer 32

Pass laws and raise taxes

Question 33

How many times did parliament meet in Elizabeth’s reign?

Answer 33

13 times

Question 34

What was Cope’s ‘bill and book’ demanding in 1887?

Answer 34

An end to the authority of the bishops.

Question 35

What does prerogative mean?

Answer 35

The rights claimed by the monarch.