puritain opp to laudism 4

Question 1

surprisingly their wasn’t universal dissfaction

Answer 1

many liked the new refroms but it was clear it offended/alliennatied large sections

Question 2

the puritan network

Answer 2

during pr, network f puritains developed, known as ‘godly party’ -
Hampden case, providence island company, puritain phamplets

Question 3

impact of the puritain network

Answer 3

influential puritans formed relationships and consolidated their opposition- network gaining momentum
-business ventures helped provide funding
-many played active role in parliment 1640

Question 4

emmigatraion

Answer 4

many prutiians left eng to est colonies in east coast of America ‘New England’, allowing them to settle independent churches and avoid prosecution

Question 5

puritan literature- William pryne 1632

Answer 5

histriomastix> attack on England renacianse theatre. called women actors ‘notorious whores’ perceived as attack on henrettia Maria

Question 6

punishment of William pryne

Answer 6

piloted, 5k fine, life imprisoment, his further attacks on lauinsm whilst imprisioned led to branding on cheeks ‘LS’

Question 7

puritain literature- Henry Burton

Answer 7

‘for god and king’ collectionn of sermons, accused bishop and persist as catholic

Question 8

puritain literature- John bastwick

Answer 8

the letany- deanoiced bishops as devillished enemies of god

Question 9

puritain literature - lilbourne

Answer 9

‘a work of beast’ church dominated by beasts

Question 10

punishment of Burton/bastwick/lillbourne

Answer 10

all 3 were pilloried, mutated, an improsned for life. (usually gentry spared physically punishment)

Question 11

puritan resistance (communion table)

Answer 11

parishioners at st Gregorys church London refused to move the communion table> PUNSIHMENT by privy council 1633

Question 12

some puritain ministers continued to preach and espouse puritain doctrine

Answer 12

many were dismissed from their posts eg Nathanial ward- censured in 1631 and dismissed 1633. later immigrated to massachutes.

Question 13

Henry sherfvield- LCONOCLASM

Answer 13

was prosecuted for destroying stained glass window after being told by a bishop he can’t replace it

Question 14

purtiain seperatism

Answer 14

a small number of prutiian ministers and congregations broke away from coe. they est independent churches eg William Worthin in Monmouthshire

Question 15

hadd opp with book of sports

Answer 15

as it allowed archery ect>catholic. over ship money