Mary religion Flashcards

(51 cards)

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issues in religion 1553

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  • non celibate priests
  • undo religious changes 1529
  • re-establish monasteries
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2
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what did Mary introduce in 1553

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1st act repeals restore 1547 act 6 articles

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3
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what was announce in December 1553

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Mary renounces supreme head

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4
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what did the royal injunctions do/when passed?

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1554 - bishops suppress heresy - remove clergy

-norwich 243 priests lose post

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5
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what did Mary do in church 1554

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removed bishops e.g. Gardiner

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6
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what did second act repeals do / when passed

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undid anti papal laws since1529

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7
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when did synod approve of the 12 decrees

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1556

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8
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what were the 12 decrees

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clerical discipline + no pluralism - protestats burnt

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9
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when was cranmer’s execution

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1556 march

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10
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how many burnings in Mary’s reign

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300

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main reasons as to why Mary’s reformation failed

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  • pole unfamiliar w/ England
  • poles rejects 1555 help jesuits who offer to preach catholicism
  • failure propoganda
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12
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Mary’s failure in propoganda stats

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publications against Mary 2 to 1

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13
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when was pole made archbishop Canterbury

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1555 - after returning from exile ( little knowledge of England)

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14
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what were the 2 strands of religious reform

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persuasion and persecution

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15
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one way in which pole attempted top down persuasion tactic

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-clerical education - 1556 pole chancellor Cambridge - tangible link gov x uni

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16
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when was the censorship proclamation passed

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1553

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17
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who was miles Bogarde

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pro gov writer

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18
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second strand of reform persecution

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-heresy = burning+ seditious writers burnt

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19
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what was the war on words?

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later + Ridley = protestant pamphlets in jail + Mary has no control on what’s published abroad
-MARY NOT SURROUNDED BY UNI INTELLECTUALS = weakens claim

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20
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2 examples ppl burnt at stake in Henry VIII’s reign

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John Lambert + Anne Askew

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21
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what is the book of martyr by John fox

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eyewitness accounts = in hindsight w/ only interesting parts

22
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book of martyrs John fox details what

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impressed queen Elizabeth - accounts burnings + attacks Mary

23
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what legislation allowed the burnings to pass

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1554 heresy laws

24
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who was first to be burnt

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John rogers 1555 - bible translator

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failure burnings
-bad reputation + ppl view burnt as martyrs
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reaction to Joh rogers
londoners sympathetic
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why was London a threat to Mary
protestant - close to European trade in Netherlands
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what was on Foxe's agenda
display ppl as victims so pursue w/ caution
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examples catholic against reformation
-gardiner opposed + heresy laws rejected first
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reign of Mary
1553 - 1558
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when did Stephen Gardiner die
1555
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what happened to burnings after gardener died
accelerated 274 executions in last 3 years of Mary's reign
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who organised burnings
local authorities organise burnings
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when were executions delayed
1557 war w/ france
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mary = no haste in reformation - what does begin reign w/
restore pro catholic 1547act 6 articles
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when was dr Taylor executed
1555
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what did the act of repeal any the start of Mary's reign do
undid Edward changes - back to act of 6 articles
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what did the synod stress
priests beings president and ending pluralism - established by pole
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why would Mary's account of reassurance on lack fo direct acceleration to Protestantism be unreliable
as Mary wants to ensure vested interest in stability of monarchy e.g, gained support of men in Suffolk 1550
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how many 'marian exiles' - protestants that left England due to nature of Mary's reforms were there
800 gentry
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what was the opposition in parliament to Mary's religious reforms usually because of
possibility of loss of monastic lands nobles hard purchased since 1536
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who advised Mary to be cautious on her reforms
Charles V and pope Julius
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what removed religious resistance in house of lord 1553
arrest Cranmer hooper + Ridley
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evidence of a bishop losing authority
bishop Gloucester removed from bishopric
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what happened to pole in 1555 that hindered reformation
new pope Paul IV - dislike pole + Hapsburg - strips of papla authority so pole cannot appoint bishops
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result of pole being stripped of papal authority
1558 7 sees left vacant
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what were cardinal pole's decrees drawn up at Westminster
synod (council) 12 decrees - establish seminaries in every diocese but lack money = only at York
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what can be said about religion in Mary's reign
landowning gentry favoured religion that monarch was a part of
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why could Mary's burning of Cranmer in 1556 be a blunder
had committed treason in supporting lady Jane grey but the fact he was brunt painted his as an innocent martyr (should have executed)
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what removed the retraining influence on Mary's burnings
death Gardiner nov 1555
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what's. a rogation day
catholic