Sources - Edward Religion Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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EDWARD’S RELIGION

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EDWARD’S RELIGION

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2
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What % of London and East Anglia were Protestant?

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Around 50%

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3
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What % of Sussex was Protestant?

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27%

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4
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What % of Devon and York were Protestant?

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Devon - 1%
York - 2%

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5
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What was placed in every church in July 1547?

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Book of Homilies

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6
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What was ordered of churches in July 1547?

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To perform church services in English and remove superstitious statues

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7
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When was William Body murdered for removing superstitious images from churches in Helston?

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5th April 1548

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8
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What Act was passed by Parliament in Autumn 1547 which dissolved monasteries?

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Chantries Act

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9
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When was the Treason Act repealed, appeasing Catholics?

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Autumn 1547

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10
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What did the repeal of the Treason Act cause?

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Radical street preaching

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11
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What was the government forced to issue between January and April 1548 which limited public preaching?

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A series of proclamations

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12
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When was public preaching banned altogether?

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September 1548

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13
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What did proclamations between February 1548 and February 1549 do?

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Removed images in churches

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14
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When did the Book of Common Prayer become law?

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December 1548

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15
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When was the first Act of Uniformity passed? (Exact date)

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21st January 1549

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After the first Act of Uniformity, what could the clergy be imprisoned for not doing?

17
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What were 3 things stated in the first Act of Uniformity?

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  • Clergy could marry
  • Communion in English
  • Laity could receive bread + wine at communion
18
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How many sacraments were there in the first Act of Uniformity, appeasing Protestants?

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5 instead of 7

19
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What days were allowed to remain, appeasing Catholics?

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Fast days and holy days

20
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What were Catholic allowed to do under the first Act of Uniformity?

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Worship saints

21
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Where did Bishop Hooper carry out visitations?

22
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Out of 311 clergy in Gloucester, how many could not recite the Lord’s Prayer in English?

23
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Out of 311 clergy in Gloucester, how many did not know the 10 commandments?

24
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When was Somerset removed in a coup?

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Summer of 1549

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Who replaced Somerset and took power?
Northumberland
26
When was the new Ordinal introduced, which revised the procedure for the ordination of priests?
January 1550
27
What 2 Catholic elements remained in the new ordination service?
- Wear a surplice - Swear an oath on the saints
28
What bishop refused the ordinal and declined a role as the Bishop of Gloucester?
Bishop Hooper
29
Why did Bishop Hooper eventually accept the ordination?
He was imprisoned
30
What Catholic bishop was deprived of his see?
Bishop Gardiner
31
What did the new Treason Act make punishable by death?
Questioning the royal supremacy
32
When was the new Treason Act introduced?
January 1552
33
When was the Second Act of Uniformity passed?
March 1552
34
What did the 2nd Act of Uniformity make law?
To use the 2nd Book of Common Prayer
35
How many people were burned for heresy during Edward's reign?
2 - both under Northumberland