Chapter 23 Quiz Part 2 - The Puritan and Catholic threat to Elizabeth's settlement
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1. What name was given to Protestants who believed that the state had no right over the Church, and therefore that perhaps they should break with the Church of England? *
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2. These Protestants argued that they should not swear loyalty to the monarch, because of Predestination, meaning that they believed they were part of the ...? *
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3. Elizabeth refused to officially endorse which code, published by Matthew Parker in 1566, which stated expectations for clergymen in terms of doctrine, liturgy and clerical dress? (Offenders against the code would have to be tried either by herself or members of the Privy Council – this would set up a religious conflict that may have ended up in civil war). *
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4 In which areas is there the most evidence for Catholicism continuing during the 1560s? *
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5. It is difficult to be precise about the numbers of Catholics after 1559, partly due to a difficulty in defining what being a Catholic actually meant. For example, what term is generally given to those Catholics who were loyal to Catholic beliefs but nevertheless attended the Anglican Church? *
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6. What term is generally used to refer to Catholics who refused to attend Church of England services and continued to believe in papal supremacy? *
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7. Who still placed the sacrament in the mouths of communicants after 1560? (He is just one example of many clergymen who maintained Catholic beliefs).
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8. Which influential members of communities across England could help support the continuance of belief and practice, by holding private masses in their personal chapels, for example, or turning a blind eye to recusancy? (Choose TWO) *
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9. What term refers to the idea that most Catholics, until 1570, outwardly obeyed the Church of England while privately continuing to maintain their own beliefs? *
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10. Elizabeth avoided using the death penalty against those who refused the Oath of Supremacy twice (even though that was the punishment stated) by asking Parker not to offer the second opportunity to swear. She also avoided issuing the death penalty for saying Mass. Why did she take this tolerant and lenient approach? (Choose TWO reasons). *
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