Cards (29)

  • 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