war of words and persecution

Question 1

war of words

Answer 1

policy of censorship throughout her reign

ultimately failed

Question 2

banned writers

Answer 2

and later in her reign it was declared treason with the death penalty to own illegal books

Question 3

suppressed protestant words

Answer 3

estimated 19,000 1552 Prayer book were in circulation

the lack of consistency hampered efforts to control literature

Question 4

prosecutions

Answer 4

of ‘seditious’ writers did take place and attempts were made to stop book smuggling

Question 5

protestant writing

Answer 5

was mainly published abroad and outweighed the Marian ones significantly

Question 6

proactive government

Answer 6

sponsored sermons at St Pauls Cross in London

Gardiner announced the reconciliation with Rome here in Dec 1554

Question 7

Mary

Answer 7

failed to cultivate the awe fo the monarchy as Henry VIII had had

she didn’t inspire the intellectuals of the day

Question 8

her advisors

Answer 8

few of them studied abroad

narrow intellect and lack of debating skills

Question 9

heresy laws restored

Answer 9

Dec 1554

Question 10

burnt

Answer 10

274 protestants

100 clergy and 80 women

mostly in south, London and South-Eastern counties

Question 11

treatment of protestants

Answer 11

had a strengthening effect on the protestant faith

helped develop hate of Mary

Question 12

Pole

Answer 12

realised that strong leadership of the church was vital

encouraged bishops to make visitations of their dioceses to check on finances and discipline of the clergy