1D.7.2.2 Relations with the Church of England

• The establishment of the Anglican Church under William III and Mary II aimed to create stability while respecting diverse religious views
• The Act of Toleration in 1689 granted full religious freedom to all nonconformists.

  False
• The "broad church" approach within the Church of England sought to incorporate a wider range of theological perspectives
• Match the development with its outcome:

  Act of Toleration ↔️ Limited freedoms for nonconformists

  Comprehension efforts ↔️ Unsuccessful integration
• The Toleration Act of 1689 included Catholics and Unitarians in its protections.

  False
• Place the following religious developments under William III and Mary II in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Act of Toleration

  2️⃣ Comprehension efforts

  3️⃣ "Broad church" approach
• The "broad church" approach fostered inclusivity and reduced sectarianism
• The Toleration Act of 1689 required nonconformists to swear an oath of allegiance to the crown.
• What was one significant impact of the Toleration Act of 1689?

  Increased religious diversity
• What year was the Toleration Act passed?

  1689
• The Toleration Act allowed nonconformists to have their own places of worship
• The Toleration Act required nonconformists to take an Oath of Allegiance to the crown.
• Which religious groups were excluded from the Toleration Act's protections?

  Catholics and Unitarians
• The Toleration Act reduced religious persecution
• The Anglican Church was solidified under William III and Mary II.
• What was the goal of "comprehension" in the late 17th century?

  Integrating moderate nonconformists
• The "broad church" approach aimed to reduce sectarianism
• Chronological order of key developments in religious policy under William and Mary

  1️⃣ Act of Toleration

  2️⃣ Unsuccessful comprehension efforts

  3️⃣ "Broad church" approach
• Match the development with its outcome:

  Act of Toleration ↔️ Limited freedoms for nonconformists

  Comprehension efforts ↔️ Unsuccessful integration

  "Broad church" approach ↔️ Fostering inclusivity within Anglicanism
• The Toleration Act of 1689 granted full religious freedom to all groups.

  False
• What was the Oath of Allegiance required by the Toleration Act?

  Loyalty to the crown
• The Toleration Act increased religious diversity
• Match the key outcome with its description:

  Limited worship freedoms ↔️ Allowed nonconformists to worship freely

  Exemption from penal laws ↔️ Reduced persecution for religious dissent

  Exclusion from protections ↔️ Catholics and Unitarians remained excluded
• Which nonconformist groups benefited from the Toleration Act?

  Baptists and Quakers
• The Toleration Act extended religious freedom to all religious groups equally.

  False
• The Non-Jurors refused to take the Oath of Allegiance
• What principle did the Non-Jurors uphold by refusing the Oath of Allegiance?

  Hereditary monarchy
• The Non-Jurors' actions created division within the Church of England.
• Who were the Non-Jurors?

  Church of England members
• The Non-Jurors refused to take the Oath of Allegiance to William III and Mary II after the Glorious Revolution
• The Non-Jurors had sworn an oath to James II that they considered unbreakable.
• What principle did the Non-Jurors believe in regarding James II's deposition?

  Divine right of kings
• The Non-Jurors adhered to orthodox Anglicanism and saw William and Mary as a threat to the Church's authority
• Who were three key figures among the Non-Jurors?

  Sancroft, Ken, Collier
• The Non-Jurors created a schism within the Church of England.
• The Non-Jurors produced significant theological and political writings
• Match the aspect of the Non-Jurors with its description:

  Definition ↔️ Refusal to swear allegiance to William III and Mary II

  Reasons ↔️ Oath to James II, divine right, orthodox Anglicanism

  Key Figures ↔️ Archbishop Sancroft, Bishop Ken, Jeremy Collier

  Impacts ↔️ Church schism, challenge to the new regime
• What was the primary aim of establishing the Anglican Church under William III and Mary II?

  Balance stability with diversity
• The Act of Toleration in 1689 granted limited worship freedoms to nonconformists
• The "broad church" approach reduced sectarianism within Anglicanism.