Religious Matters and MQS Flashcards

1
Q

Name 3 Differences between Catholicism and Protestantism

A

PROTESTANT: Do not believe in transubstantiation, priests able to marry, Monarch head of church
CATHOLIC: Believe in transubstantiation, priests cannot marry, Pope head of church

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2
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In what ways was Elizabeth’s religious settlement a compromise?

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Catholics could worship as they wanted privately, churches still decorated, declared herself as governor of the Church

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3
Q

When did Pope Pius V issue a papal bull of excommunication?

A

27th April 1570

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4
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What was the aim of Catholic plots against Elizabeth I?

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To murder Elizabeth and place Mary Queen of Scots on the throne

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5
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Why did the Northern Rebellion take place and when was it?

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1569, Elizabeth bans the Duke of Norfolk from marrying Mary Queen of Scots

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6
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How many men were gathered by the Dukes of Northumberland and Westmorland?

A

5,000 men

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7
Q

When did the Ridolfi Plot take place?

A

1571

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8
Q

Who was Ridolfi?

A

An Italian Banker

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9
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What were the consequences of the Throckmorton Plot in 1583?

A

Sir Francis Throckmorton is executed, Mary placed under closer guard

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10
Q

When did William Allen establish a seminary in the Spanish Netherlands?

A

1568

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10
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What plot lead to the execution of Mary Queen of Scots?

A

The Babington Plot of 1586

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11
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Which important event occurred in 1574?

A

The first priests arrived in England

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12
Q

Who were the Jesuits?

A

A catholic religious order who were part of the Counter-Reformation

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13
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When did the first Jesuits arrive?

A

1580

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14
Q

Who led the Jesuits?

A

Robert Parsons and Edmund Campion

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15
Q

Which group of protestants rejected bishops entirely?

A

Presbyterians

16
Q

Why was Archbishop Grindal suspended in the 1570s?

A

Failed to ban meetings of Catholics called prophesying

17
Q

Where were new churches were established by Puritans?

A

Norwich in 1580 and London in 1592

18
Q

Who was appointed to replace Archbishop Grindal?

A

Archbishop Whitgift

19
Q

Who worked to limit Elizabeth’s crackdown on Puritans?

A

Francis Walsingham

20
Q

When are recusancy fines introduced for not taking part in Protestant services?

21
Q

Which law relating to Catholic mass is passed in 1581?

A

Treason to attend Catholic Mass and Recusancy fines increased

22
Q

What does Archbishop Whitgift do in 1583?

A

Introduces laws to crack down on puritanism by banning unlicensed preaching and enforcing fines

23
Q

Which laws in 1585 make life harder for Catholic priests?

A

Treason to have a Catholic priest in the home, Catholic nobles face the loss of land and wealth

24
Q

When is a law introduced banning Catholics from travelling more than 5 miles away from home?

25
Q

Between what years did Mary Queen of Scots live?

26
Q

When did MQS return to Scotland?

A

December 1560

27
Q

Why did MQS face resistance in Scotland?

A

Protestantism had taken hold in Scotland and MQS was Catholic

28
Q

Why did MQS move to England?

A

Uprising against her due to rumours about being involved in the murder of Lord Darnley

29
Q

What did Elizabeth I decide to do about MQS?

A

Keep her imprisoned indefinitely in secure castles and stately homes

30
Q

Name 2 Reasons Elizabeth was reluctant to execute MQS?

A

Committing regicide would set a bad precedent, they were also connected by family

31
Q

In what year was MQS beheaded?

32
Q

Explain how MQS presented a legitimate Catholic alternative to the throne

A

She was the grand-daughter of Henry VIII’s sister and the King of Scotland

33
Q

Why were English protestants afraid of MQS?

A

They feared they would face persecution if she became queen

34
Q

Which prominent Duke aimed to marry MQS?

A

Duke of Norfolk