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Unit Group 1: British Period Study and Enquiry
1.2 The Later Tudors 1547–1603
1.2.3 Elizabethan Religious Policy
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Edward VI introduced the Book of Common
Prayer
Elizabeth I sought to establish a moderate religious
settlement
The Act of Uniformity (
1559
) enforced religious uniformity in England.
True
What did the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion establish in 1563?
Doctrinal basis
What book did Edward VI introduce to shift the Church towards Protestantism?
Book of Common Prayer
Edward VI moved the Church of England towards Protestantism and introduced the Book of Common Prayer.
True
Key religious strategies of Elizabeth I
1️⃣ Establish the Church of England
2️⃣ Pass the Act of Supremacy (1559)
3️⃣ Pass the Act of Uniformity (1559)
Match the act with its key provision:
Act of Supremacy ↔️ Declared Elizabeth as Supreme Governor
Act of Uniformity ↔️ Required use of Book of Common Prayer
Thirty-Nine Articles ↔️ Established Church of England doctrine
What type of religious institution did Elizabeth I create with her religious policies?
Church of England
Elizabeth's religious policies led to the persecution of Catholic and Puritan minorities.
True
Why was Mary I known as "Bloody Mary"?
Executed Protestants
What title did Elizabeth I take as head of the Church of England?
Supreme Governor
What year was the Act of Supremacy passed?
1559
Elizabeth's
religious legislation unified England under moderate religious practices.
True
Elizabeth I aimed to compromise between
Protestantism
and Catholicism in her religious settlement.
True
What was Mary I's nickname due to her religious policies?
Bloody Mary
What did the Act of Supremacy (1559) declare Elizabeth I as?
Supreme Governor
Elizabeth's
religious legislation was crucial for achieving religious stability and compromise.
True
Elizabeth's policies contributed to rising tensions with Catholic powers like
Spain
.
Overall, Elizabeth's moderate religious policy aimed to unify her subjects under a single state
church
.
Who broke with Rome and established the Church of England?
Henry VIII
Mary I
executed Protestants to restore Catholicism in England.
True
Match the religious legislation with its purpose:
Act of Supremacy ↔️ Declared Elizabeth Supreme Governor
Act of Uniformity ↔️ Required use of Book of Common Prayer
The Act of Uniformity (1559) required the use of the Book of Common
Prayer
Henry VIII established the Church of England with himself as its
head
Henry VIII broke from Rome and established the
Church
of England.
This period of religious turmoil set the stage for Elizabeth I's more
moderate
religious settlement.
Through her policies, Elizabeth aimed to unify her subjects under a
moderate
religious settlement.
Match the consequence with its significance:
Establishment of Church of England ↔️ Blended Catholic and Protestant traditions
Religious Uniformity ↔️ Enforced Book of Common Prayer use
Limited Dissent ↔️ Catholic and Puritan challenges