Religous Settlement Flashcards
What was the primary goal of Elizabeth I’s religious settlement?
To establish a middle ground between Catholicism and Protestantism.
True or False: Elizabeth I’s religious settlement was accepted by both Catholics and Puritans.
False
Fill in the blank: The Act of Supremacy in 1559 reinstated the ________ of the monarch over the Church of England.
supremacy
What were the two main opposing sides in the religious settlement during Elizabeth I’s reign?
Catholics and Protestants (specifically Puritans).
Multiple Choice: Which of the following documents was crucial in defining the Church of England’s doctrine under Elizabeth I? A) The Book of Common Prayer B) The Bible C) The Magna Carta D) The Act of Uniformity
A) The Book of Common Prayer
What was one major issue with the religious settlement under Elizabeth I?
The division between Catholics and Protestants led to ongoing tensions and conflicts.
True or False: The Act of Supremacy established Elizabeth as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England.
True
Fill in the blank: The __________ was a document that outlined the structure of the Church of England, but did not satisfy more radical reformers.
Book of Common Prayer
What was a significant consequence of the religious settlement for Catholics in England?
They faced persecution and were often treated as traitors.
Multiple Choice: Which group opposed the Elizabethan religious settlement the most?
C) Puritans
What year was the Act of Uniformity enacted?
1559
True or False: The religious settlement completely eliminated dissent within England.
False
Short Answer: Name one of the key challenges faced by Elizabeth I regarding religious factions.
The threat of Catholic plots to overthrow her.
Fill in the blank: The __________ presented a serious challenge to Elizabeth’s authority, asserting the Pope’s right to depose her.
Papal Bull
Multiple Choice: What was the main goal of the Elizabethan religious settlement?
A) To establish a moderate form of Protestantism
