The Religious Settlement - Tudors Flashcards

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Act of Supremacy - May 1559

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  • Reinstated the monarch as the head of the church
  • But, Eliza chose less controversial title of ‘Supreme Governor’ of Church > Head of Church. To placate those who still believed the Pope was the rightful head of church / women weren’t suitable leaders

Enforcement of the settlement:

  • Required an oath of loyalty to be sworn to Eliza
  • To make sure this was carried out on a parish level, commissioners sent to investigate. Also new court - Court of High Commissioners - established, to investigate those whose loyalty was suspect
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Act of Uniformity - May 1559

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  • new prayer book . Book of Common Prayer. Fused moderate prayer book of 1549 with more Protestant prayer book of 1552.
  • Omitted the Black Rubric of 1552, which denied the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Offensive to Catholics
  • Clerical dress requirements - that of the moderate 1549 prayer book
  • REVOKED THE HERESY ACTS
  • Essentially: any practices in the 1549 prayer book should still be followed
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Act of Exchange - 1559

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  • Allowed Eliza to exchange spiritual property with secular property owned by the Church in her gift of patronage
  • Gave Elizabeth access to valuable Church property
  • Collect rent from Bishops, keep them in control, unpopular
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57 Injunctions - 1563-1571

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CALVINIST NATURE SOMEWHAT CLEARER BUT STILL NO TRULY DEFINITIVE NATURE TO THE SETTLEMENT

  • pilgrimages / processions banned
  • Use of Eng Bible
  • Priests needed a license from a bishop to preach. Needed to preach at least once a month, or revoked
  • No more altars to be destroyed
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39 Articles - 1563 - 1571

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Contained standard Calvinist ideas, but Eliza wouldn’t allow them to be confirmed - didn’t want to alienate Catholic subjects.

Did allow parliament to confirm the 39 Articles in 1571, after Papal excommunication, as Catholics no longer needed to be appeased, traitors

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Visitations 1559-1564 (before 39 articles)

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Visitation = right of Supreme Governor, used to check conformity. 125 commissioners appointed, loss of 400 Marian clergy

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Appropriation of First Fruit and Tenths

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Dealt w taxation of Church. Church hate crown.

Court of Augmentation deals w closure of monasteries

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Settlement as ERASTIAN

Emphasis on conformity of subjects & profitability for the crown

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serves needs of the state.

Important: if settlement is essentially political in nature, then that could make any threats to the settlement essentially religious in nature.

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So what did Parker prepare?

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  • 39 Articles
  • Act of Exchange
  • Appropriation of the First Tenths and Fruits
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Religious settlement enforced by?

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  • Visitations

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