Test #4 Flashcards

(28 cards)

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Elizabeth I

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Henry’s second daughter
Didn’t marry
Protestant Queen for a long time

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Charles I

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Forced taxes and episcopacy
Lost the Civil War. Lost his head.

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Puritan

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Calvinists in England
Won the Civil War. Ruled England for 11 years. Got rid of Christmas

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Charles II

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Parliament was sick of the Puritans
Brought back Charles II to restore the monarchy. Made him promise not to be Catholic

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Quaker

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No church doctrines, no oaths
William Penn made a colony for them.
Many Mennonites moved to Pennsylvania

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Henry VIII

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Father of Mary, Edward and Elizabeth
Made himself Supreme Governor of the Church of England

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Episcopacy

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Church governance by bishops
In England, the Monarch is at the top of the pyramid; for Catholics it’s the Pope.

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Mary I

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Once Henry (and Edward) died, she ended Catholic persecution in England.
Began persecution of Protestants.
This earned Mary her nickname; Bloody Mary

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Book of Common Prayer

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A book that Charles I and Laud wanted everyone to worship from.
Famously, the Scots rejected the book and invaded England.

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John Knox

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Father of the Presbyterian church in Scotland. Knox was a Calvinist.
Rejected Episcopacy.
Was a tutor for Edward VII

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YMCA

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Young Men’s Christian Association
Started by a Congregationalist wanting to give young urban men something to do.
Promoted Muscular Christianity.

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Episcopapal Church

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Because of the American Revolution, the Anglicans in the United States needed to rebrand.

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Clapham Sect

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Methodists that worked tirelessly to end the slave trade in the British Empire.

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William Wilberforce

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Member of the Clapham Sect, but most importantly, a member of Parliament.
Over two decades he convinced Parliament to end the slave trade in the British Empire

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Thomas More

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Refused to swear the Oath of Supremacy to Henry.
More was killed for it.

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Baptist

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Full immersion baptism
Reject episcopacy.
Independence means diversity of theology.

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Tom Brown’s School Days

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Popular book series that promoted Muscular Christianity.

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Thomas Hewlys

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A Baptist that said that King James was mortal.
Died in prison. Baptists do not like episcopacy.

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Popish

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Anglican practices that seemed too Catholic.
Laud and Charles were perceived by the Puritans and Presbyterians as Popish

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John Wesley

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Founder of the Methodists
Brought the gospel to the poor and forgotten.
Preached often about the born again experience.

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Calvinism

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Predestination. Many denominations in England are Calvinist.
Calvinisn and Anglicanism are vastly different.

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Oliver Cromwell

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Leader of the Puritans in the English Civil War.
Made England a puritan republic for eleven years. Cancelled Christmas

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William Penn

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A Quaker, who founded Pennsylvania to be a colony of religious tolerance

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Anglican

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Catholicism without a Pope.
Like the Book of Common Prayer and Episcopacy.
Henry, Elizabeth and Charles would have been Anglican.

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Guy Fawkes
A Catholic who wanted to blow up Parliament with King James inside.
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William Laud
Archbishop of Canterbury who forced episcopacy and the Book of Common Prayer on the Scots.
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Presbyterians
Calvinists in Scotland Believe that local church elders should decide matters of faith not bishops. Rule by presbyters in some ways is an expression of their nationalism.
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Church of England
The ‘Big Tent’ that includes’ so many of the denominations that we have talked about in this unit. Anglicans Presbyterians Methodists Quakers Congregationalists Baptists