The Problem Of Religion

Question 1

By what year were what % of the population what religion

Answer 1

1559
50%
Protestant

Question 2

What did catholics believe about church services

Answer 2

Church services and the bible should be in Latin and priests should not marry

Question 3

What did Protestants believe about the church

Answer 3

The monarch is head of the church and there should be little decorations in the church

Question 4

Who we’re puritans and what did they believe in

Answer 4

More extreme versions of Protestants what believed in selecting a committee rather than having one head of the church

Question 5

What did Elizabeth believe in

Answer 5

A united country and not prosecuting people for their beliefs

Question 6

What was Mary queen of Scots viewed as

Answer 6

Rightful catholic heir to the English throne

Question 7

What religion was King Phillip II

Answer 7

Devoted catholic

Question 8

What could happen if the pope chose to excommunicate Elizabeth

Answer 8

A catholic uprising against her

Question 9

What was the middle way also known as

Answer 9

Via media

Question 10

What was the middle way

Answer 10

A policy/church that reflected both Protestant and catholic practices

Question 11

What was the middle way a policy of

Answer 11

Policy of toleration

Question 12

What became the official religion

Answer 12

Protestantism

Question 13

What was last seen under whos reign that returned

Answer 13

Prayer book and English bible retuned, last seen under Edward VIs reign

Question 14

What were priests allowed to do

Answer 14

Allowed to marry

Question 15

Give 2 catholic aspects that remained

Answer 15

Cathedrals and archbishops

Question 16

What and when was the act of supremacy

Answer 16

1559 Elizabeth was Supreme Governor of the Church of
England

Question 17

What did all important officials do, what happened if they didn’t

Answer 17

swore an oath of loyalty to Elizabeth’s new title
Failure todo so resulted in imprisonment

Question 18

What and when was the act of uniformity

Answer 18

1559 ensured practises and attitudes were the same nationwide.

Question 19

What book was used in all churches

Answer 19

Protestant book of common prayer

Question 20

What was allowed in churches

Answer 20

Ornaments and decorations

Question 21

What did clergy have to wear

Answer 21

Vestments
They were allowed to marry

Question 22

What language was church services in

Answer 22

English

Question 23

Who had to attend church and when

Answer 23

Everyone had to attend church on a Sunday and other holy days

Question 24

What happened to recusants who didn’t go to church

Answer 24

Had to pay a fine of 1 shilling

Question 25

What happened to monasteries founded by Mary I

Answer 25

Closed down and wealth passed to the crown

Question 26

What and when was the royal injunctions

Question 27

What and when was the royal injunctions

Answer 27

1559 provided a set of instructions to the clergy to establish uniformity

Question 28

What did the 9 orders of the royal injections include

Answer 28

These 9 orders included teaching the royal supremacy and denouncing papal authority

Question 29

How many commissioners were appointed to check the rules of the royal injunctions

Answer 29

125 commissioners were appointed to check these rules were enforced

Question 30

Who were in charge of the daily running of the church

Answer 30

Episcopate

Question 31

What and when was the act of exchange

Answer 31

1559 passed land from the Church to the Crown and Elizabeth could force bishops to rent or grant land to her nobility

Question 32

How many articles confirmed the beliefs of the Church of England

Answer 32

39

Question 33

By the 1560s most had accepted what

Answer 33

The new church

Question 34

Only ___/____ priests refused to accept the changes, what happened to them

Answer 34

250/9000 They were dismissed

Question 35

What happened to reactions and fines

Answer 35

Reactions were muted and fines were not strictly enforced

Question 36

What distracted France from reacting to the change

Answer 36

The civil war

Question 37

What did king Phillip II initially want

Answer 37

Friendship with England

Question 38

By what dates had attitudes hardened, what did this mean

Answer 38

1570s and 80s both Spain and the papacy became actively involved in plots