Religion Sources

Question 1

EDWARD RELIGION

Answer 1

EDWARD RELIGION

Question 2

What % of London and East Anglia were Protestant?

Answer 2

+50%

Question 3

What % of Sussex was Protestant?

Answer 3

27%

Question 4

What % of Devon was Protestant?

Answer 4

1%

Question 5

What % of York was Protestant?

Answer 5

2%

Question 6

When was the Book of Homilies placed in every Church?

Answer 6

July 1547

Question 7

When were superstitious statues removed from churches?

Answer 7

July 1547

Question 8

When were churches forced to perform services in English?

Answer 8

July 1547

Question 9

When was William Body murdered for removing superstitious images from churches?

Answer 9

5th April 1548

Question 10

What Parliament Act in Autumn 1547 allowed for the dissolution of monasteries?

Answer 10

The Chantries Act

Question 11

Why were the monasteries dissolved?

Answer 11

To fund the war against Scotland

Question 12

When did the Edwardian government repeal the Treason Act?

Answer 12

Autumn 1547

Question 13

What did the repealing of the Treason Act in Autumn 1547 lead to?

Answer 13

Radical street preaching

Question 14

When did the Edwardian government ban public preaching altogether?

Answer 14

September 1548

Question 15

What did government proclamations from February 1548 to February 1549 do?

Answer 15

Removed images in churches

Question 16

When did the Book of Common prayer become law?

Answer 16

December 1548

Question 17

On what date was the 1st Act of Uniformity passed?

Answer 17

21st January 1549

Question 18

What were 2 things stated in the 1st Act of Uniformity?

Answer 18

• Clergy could marry
• Services in English

Question 19

What days remained in the 1st Act of Uniformity, appeasing Catholics?

Answer 19

Fast days and holy days

Question 20

What could Catholics still do in the 1st Act of Uniformity?

Answer 20

Worship saints

Question 21

Where did Bishop Hooper carry out visitations?

Answer 21

Gloucester

Question 22

Out of 311 clergy in Gloucester, how many could not recite the Lord’s Prayer in English?

Answer 22

10

Question 23

Out of 311 clergy in Gloucester, how many could not recite the 10 commandments in English?

Answer 23

171

Question 24

When did Northumberland replace Somerset?

Answer 24

Summer of 1549

Question 25

When was the new Ordinal?

Answer 25

January 1550

Question 26

What were 2 Catholic aspects of the new Ordinal?

Answer 26

- Wearing a surplice - Swearing an oath on the saints

Question 27

What bishop refused the new ordinal and declined the role of the Bishop of Gloucester?

Answer 27

Bishop Hooper

Question 28

Why did Bishop Hooper eventually accept the ordination?

Answer 28

He was imprisoned

Question 29

When was the new Treason Act under Northumberland introduced?

Answer 29

January 1552

Question 30

When was the 2nd Act of Uniformity passed?

Answer 30

March 1552

Question 31

What did the 2nd Act of Uniformity make it illegal to not use?

Answer 31

The 2nd Book of Common Prayer

Question 32

MARY RELIGION

Answer 32

MARY RELIGION

Question 33

How many Marian exiles fled for Germany and Switzerland?

Answer 33

800 Marian exiles

Question 34

What appeared in Oxford when Mary became Queen?

Answer 34

Chalices

Question 35

Religious change since what year did Mary want to undo?

Answer 35

1529

Question 36

What 2 things did Mary want to restore?

Answer 36

- Papal authority - Belief in transubstantiation

Question 37

What Protestant practice did Mary want to abolish?

Answer 37

Clerical marriage

Question 38

What 3 people urged Mary not to restore Catholicism too quickly?

Answer 38

- Simon Renard - Pope Julius III - Charles V

Question 39

When was the 1st Act of Repeal passed under Mary?

Answer 39

October 1553

Question 40

What did the 1st Act of Repeal under Mary repeal?

Answer 40

All religious change made under Edward

Question 41

What did Parliament refuse to repeal in October 1553?

Answer 41

The Act of Supremacy

Question 42

What did Mary use her royal prerogative to suspend in late 1553?

Answer 42

The 2nd Act of Uniformity

Question 43

When were the Royal Injunctions passed?

Answer 43

Spring 1554

Question 44

What did the Royal Injunctions restore?

Answer 44

Catholic traditions and practices

Question 45

When did Parliament refuse to pass heresy laws?

Answer 45

April 1554

Question 46

Why did Parliament refuse to pass heresy laws in April 1554?

Answer 46

They wanted guarantees over former monastic lands

Question 47

Who lost their jobs as a result of the Royal Injunctions?

Answer 47

Married clergy

Question 48

When was the 2nd Act of Repeal passed?

Answer 48

November 1554

Question 49

What did the 2nd Act of Repeal do?

Answer 49

Made England a Catholic country, undid all religious legislation since 1529

Question 50

What did the 2nd act of Repeal introduce?

Answer 50

Heresy laws

Question 51

What did the 2nd Act of Repeal protect?

Answer 51

Former monastic lands that had been bought

Question 52

When was John Rogers burnt?

Answer 52

4th February 1555

Question 53

How many were executed after heresy laws were introduced in November 1554?

Answer 53

274

Question 54

How many women were executed after heresy laws were introduced in November 1554?

Answer 54

51 women

Question 55

Who wrote 'Act and Monuments' aka 'Book of Martyrs', which described the burnings?

Answer 55

John Foxe

Question 56

When were Bishops Latimer and Ridley burnt in Oxford?

Answer 56

16th October 1555

Question 57

When was Thomas Cranmer burnt?

Answer 57

21st March 1556

Question 58

What were sold at the burnings?

Answer 58

Cherries

Question 59

Why were the burnings moved to the mornings?

Answer 59

To prevent drunken violence

Question 60

When did QE order John Foxe's 'Acts and Monuments' be placed in every church?

Answer 60

1571