change/continuity Flashcards

(16 cards)

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Reformation

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The Reformation was when people in Europe, like Martin Luther, wanted to change or reform, the Christian church. This led to the creation or different Christian groups and churches.

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The Supremacy Act

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A law that made the king, Henry the eighth the leader of the CofE, sperate from the Pope in Rome

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Golden Age

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When a country had a period of success

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Puritans

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People in 16th/17th century England that wanted the CofE more focused on religious beliefs.

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The English Civil War

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Battles in 17th century England between Royalists and Parliamentarians.

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Monarchy

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A type of government where one person, usually a king or queen, has the most power

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Parliament

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A group of elected people who make and change the laws in a democratic way

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New Model Army

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A well organised military force led by Oliver Cromwell during the English Civil War

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Wise Women

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Woman who knew a lot about medicine and natural remedies and often helped their communities

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17th century witch

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Usually women with features such as a familiar, a witch’s mark, no shadow and old, live on their own

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Witch Craze

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A time during 17th century England when around 2000 people were handed in England, Wales and Scotland

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Ordeal By Water

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In witch trials, they dunked people in water to see if they sank (innocent) or floated (guilty)

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Ordeal By Fire

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This involved the accused person to handle hot metal or walk on hot coals to prove innocence or guilt

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Interrogation

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Involves watching ‘witches’, keeping them awake, ‘bleeding them’, ultimately leading to a death sentence

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The Printing Press

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An invention that made it easier and cheaper to print books and share information

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The Royal Society

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One of the world’s oldest and most respected scientific groups, in London to support research and discoveries