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religious threat ELIZ Flashcards

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How many times did the catholics try to overthrow Elizabeth?

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4

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Why did catholics challenge Elizabeth?

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They wanted Mary Queen of Scots on the throne

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Why did the Puritans threaten Elizabeth?

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They wanted to further reform the Church

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How could catholics threaten stability in politics?

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There were many catholic nobles in politics

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4 catholic plots against eliz

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ridolfi, throckmorton, babington, northern rebellion

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When was the Ridolfi Plot?

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1572

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when was the northern rebellion

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1569

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When was the Throckmorton plot?

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1583

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When was the Babington Plot?

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1586

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When was the papal bull excommunication?

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1570

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11
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when did england face invasion from Spain

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1588

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12
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Who did the Jesuits ally with?

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Spain

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jesuit

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roman catholic

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Why was the catholic threat more severe than the puritan?

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international element

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15
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Who refused to stop prophysing?

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Archbishop of canterbury

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What is prophesying?

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Religious training excersizes from puritans

17
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John Whitgift

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  • anti-Puritan Archbishop
  • devout Anglican
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Edmund Grindal

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  • notable puritan
  • the Archbishop of Canterbury
  • suspended for encouraging prophesyings
19
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John Field

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  • Puritan
  • Banned from preaching in 1580
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Anthony Cope

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  • Devout puritan
  • He was imprisoned in the Tower of London
21
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In which year did Puritan bishops agree to wear ceremonial robes?

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1568

22
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edmund campion

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Jesuit preacher who tried to convert people to
catholicism

23
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anglican

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completely loyal to QE

24
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Why is Ridolfi significant?

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it confirmed that Spain, English Catholics and Mary were all still a major threat to Elizabeth.

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