religious threat ELIZ

Question 1

How many times did the catholics try to overthrow Elizabeth?

Answer 1

4

Question 2

Why did catholics challenge Elizabeth?

Answer 2

They wanted Mary Queen of Scots on the throne

Question 3

Why did the Puritans threaten Elizabeth?

Answer 3

They wanted to further reform the Church

Question 4

How could catholics threaten stability in politics?

Answer 4

There were many catholic nobles in politics

Question 5

4 catholic plots against eliz

Answer 5

ridolfi, throckmorton, babington, northern rebellion

Question 6

When was the Ridolfi Plot?

Answer 6

1572

Question 7

when was the northern rebellion

Answer 7

1569

Question 8

When was the Throckmorton plot?

Answer 8

1583

Question 9

When was the Babington Plot?

Answer 9

1586

Question 10

When was the papal bull excommunication?

Answer 10

1570

Question 11

when did england face invasion from Spain

Answer 11

1588

Question 12

Who did the Jesuits ally with?

Answer 12

Spain

Question 13

jesuit

Answer 13

roman catholic

Question 14

Why was the catholic threat more severe than the puritan?

Answer 14

international element

Question 15

Who refused to stop prophysing?

Answer 15

Archbishop of canterbury

Question 16

What is prophesying?

Answer 16

Religious training excersizes from puritans

Question 17

John Whitgift

Answer 17

• anti-Puritan Archbishop
• devout Anglican

Question 18

Edmund Grindal

Answer 18

• notable puritan
• the Archbishop of Canterbury
• suspended for encouraging prophesyings

Question 19

John Field

Answer 19

• Puritan
• Banned from preaching in 1580

Question 20

Anthony Cope

Answer 20

• Devout puritan
• He was imprisoned in the Tower of London

Question 21

In which year did Puritan bishops agree to wear ceremonial robes?

Answer 21

1568

Question 22

edmund campion

Answer 22

Jesuit preacher who tried to convert people to
catholicism

Question 23

anglican

Answer 23

completely loyal to QE

Question 24

Why is Ridolfi significant?

Answer 24

it confirmed that Spain, English Catholics and Mary were all still a major threat to Elizabeth.