1.1.6 Edward VI's Reign

• Edward Seymour focused on radical Protestant reforms.

  False
• The Act of Uniformity 1549 led to the creation of the Book of Common Prayer
• What type of Protestant reforms did Edward Seymour implement?

  Moderate
• Edward VI faced the challenge of being a child monarch.
• The Act of Uniformity 1549 introduced the Book of Common Prayer to unify worship practices under a Protestant liturgy.


  True
• Somerset's foreign policy aimed at unifying England and Scotland but resulted in military conflicts.


  True
• Key events in Northumberland's consolidation of power

  1️⃣ Manipulated succession to favor Lady Jane Grey

  2️⃣ Edward VI's death

  3️⃣ Mary Tudor's accession

  4️⃣ Northumberland's execution
• Northumberland published the Second Book of Common Prayer
• Northumberland's power consolidation was more authoritarian compared to Somerset's approach.


  True
• When Henry VIII died in 1547, his young son Edward VI became King of England at the age of 9
• Edward VI became King of England as a child monarch.
• Somerset's foreign policy was marked by military conflicts aimed at unifying England and Scotland.
• John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, was executed for treason after Mary Tudor became queen.

  True
• John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, implemented more radical Protestant reforms than Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset.


  True
• Edward Seymour implemented radical Protestant reforms.

  False
• Northumberland was executed for treason after Edward VI's death.


  True
• At what age did Edward VI become King of England?

  Nine
• Arrange the sequence of regents during Edward VI's reign:

  1️⃣ Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset

  2️⃣ John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland
• Somerset's foreign policy succeeded in unifying England and Scotland.

  False
• What did the Royal Injunctions aim to remove from churches?

  Religious images
• John Dudley implemented more radical Protestant reforms than Edward Seymour.


  True
• Royal Injunctions led to the removal of religious images
• Who replaced Somerset as Lord Protector of Edward VI?

  John Dudley
• The Book of Common Prayer was introduced by the Act of Uniformity 1549.

  True
• Who became queen after Edward VI's death?

  Mary Tudor
• At what age did Edward VI become King of England?

  9
• Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, focused on moderate Protestant reforms during his regency.


  True
• John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, attempted to install Lady Jane Grey as queen.


  True
• Somerset's governance style was often seen as autocratic, leading to social unrest.


  True
• Match the regent with their key religious reform:

  Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset ↔️ Book of Common Prayer

  John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland ↔️ Second Book of Common Prayer
• Who replaced Edward Seymour as regent to Edward VI?

  John Dudley
• Match the reform with its legislation:

  Book of Common Prayer ↔️ Act of Uniformity 1549

  Images in Churches ↔️ Royal Injunctions

  Clergy Marriages ↔️ Act of Parliament
• What was one moderate Protestant reform introduced by Edward Seymour?

  Book of Common Prayer
• Edward VI's reign was guided by a council of regents
• What title did Edward Seymour hold during Edward VI's reign?

  Lord Protector
• What was one reason for Somerset's downfall as Lord Protector?

  Autocratic governance
• The Act of Parliament allowed clergy to marry during Edward VI's reign.


  True
• Who served as Lord Protector during the early reign of Edward VI?

  Edward Seymour
• What act allowed clergy to marry during Somerset's regency?

  Act of Parliament
• The Second Book of Common Prayer was part of Northumberland's radical Protestant reforms