Religious Threats to Elizabeth Flashcards

1
Q

What was the name of the Act that made Elizabeth head of the Church?

A

Act of Supremacy gave Elizabeth the less controversial title of Supreme Governor of the Church of England

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2
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What was the name of the Act that created a ‘Middle Way?

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The Act of uniformity as it set out what the English church would look like.

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3
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What year were these two acts passed?

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1559

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4
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What was one thing that kept Catholics happy?

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Ornaments such as crosses and candles could be placed on the communion table.
They were allowed to wear the traditional catholic vestments.

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5
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What was one thing that kept Protestants happy?

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The bible and the church services were written in English.

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6
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What was a recusant?

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A Catholic who refused to attend the Anglican Church

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7
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What was the initial fine for a recusant?

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Twelve pence for each offence

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8
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What did this increase to?

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Twenty pounds and then later 60 pounds/two thirds of land that the person owned

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9
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What was the penalty for attending mass?

A

Imprisonment

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10
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What was the penalty for performing mass (the priest)?

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Execution

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11
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What did the Pope do to Elizabeth?

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Excommunicated her and told all Catholics to obey him by the law of Papal Bull

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12
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What happened to people who left England for 6 months?

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They had their land confiscated. This was to prevent people leaving to train to become a Catholic Priest

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13
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Who did the Jesuits try to convert to Catholicism?

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The nobles in England as they had grand houses where the services could be performed in secret.

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14
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Who was the Jesuit leader?

A

Edmund Campion

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15
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How long was he active before he was caught?

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One year

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16
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Whose spies caught the Jesuit leader?

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Francis Walsingham’s

17
Q

What did Pursuivants do?

A

They raided houses looking for Priest holes.

18
Q

What was the penalty for becoming a priest?

A

Tortured until you accepted Protestantism or execution

19
Q

By 1603, what percentage of people were Catholic sympathizers?

A

10%

20
Q

By 1603, what percentage of people were actual recusants?

A

2%

21
Q

Who was Puritan on the Privy Council?

A

Robert Dudley, Francis Walsingham

22
Q

Where else did Puritans have lots of influence?

A

In Parliament

23
Q

What did Puritans not like about the Middle Way?

A

The vestments and the Prayer Book

24
Q

What were destroyed to stop the spread of Puritan ideas?

A

The printing presses

25
Q

What were MPs not allowed to do without ELizabeth’s permission?

A

Discuss religion in Parliament

26
Q

Which Archbishop did not deal with prophesying, and was fired?

A

Edmund Grindal

27
Q

Which Archbishop replaced him?

A

John Whitgift

28
Q

How many ministers did this Archbishop suspend?

A

300

29
Q

What was prophesying?

A

Prayer meetings that discussed the Bible and were often superstitious in nature

30
Q

What was the name of the Separatist Church?

A

The Brownists

31
Q

What happened to William Stubbs and why?

A

He had his hand cut off for printing puritan leaflets