religion

• Phillip ii was catholic and Elizabeth was protestant
• when was the religious settlement?

  1559
• what did the act of supremacy do?

  stated elizabeth was supreme governor of the church of england
• what did the act of uniformity state?

  the common book of prayer must be used in each church to be fair
• what did catholics like in church?

  well decorated
• what did the catholics like the bible in?

  latin
• when did everyone have to attend church?

  Sunday and other holy days (eater ect)
• how much was fined if church was not attended?

  1 shilling
• why were the royal injunctions put in place?

  reinforce the act of uniformity and supremacy
• what were puritans?

  extreme protestants
• what did the catholics belive?

  the pope was he head of the church and this led them to dislike the act of supremacy
• what did puritans do?

  refuse to display a crucifix in the church which was known as the crucifix controversy
• why did puritans not pose a threat?

  they were a minority and all split on beliefs
• what did the people do in 1566?

  tell catholics not to attend Church of England services
• how many of the catholic nobility refused to attend church of england services?

  1/3
• when did the pope excommunicate Elizabeth?

  1570
• what was divine right?

  the monarch was just below god and more important than everyone else
• what happened if church was not attended?

  fined
• what did the pope issue In 1566?

  papal bull
• how did protestants like the church?

  plain and simple