Tudors - Edward and Northumberland Flashcards
When was the new treason act?
Jan 1552
When was the second act of uniformity?
April 1552
When was the second book of common prayer?
Jan 1552
When was the forty two articles?
1553
Why was the forty two articles never passed?
Because of Edwards death
Who made all these changes (new treason act,second act of repeal,second book of common prayer and forty two articles)
Northumberland
When was England a fully protestant country?
1553
How was England protestant by 1553?
- Altars were replaced
- Services books were being used
- Churches were changed (less decoration)
- Was a legal protestant country
- Second prayer book was made legal by the second act of uniformity used the term ‘remembrance’ to show transubstantiation was gone and it was just communion in both kind now
- As the second prayer book was just portestant it did not create any confusion as to what religion the country was
- It was being welcomed in London and east anglia.As london is the capital this shows a large population people welcoming it
- There was no demand for the pope to return
How was there still catholicism in England by 1553?
8% of people in Kent were protestant in 1549
- 27% of people in England were protestant throughout Edwards whole reign
- removal of imagery took a year (proclamation had to be issued )
- Western rebellion
- Yorkshire and Hampshire religiously motivated
What was the Devise?
Named LJG heirs male as the successor
Who married LJG?
Guilford Dudley
What was the order of Edwards illness?
- Edward fell ill on 1553 with chest infection
- By april there was some signs on improvement (not a massive threat)
- By May his physicians predicted a full recovery
- In late May he suffered a serious relapse by contacting septicemia
- He died on 6th July.
How long was Edward’s death kept quiet?
3 days
When was LJG proclaimed queen?
9th July 1553
Where did Mary flee to gained support?
east anglia
