1C.4 Elizabeth I's Religious Settlement

• Order the religious changes in England following Henry VIII's break with Rome.

  1️⃣ Henry VIII's break with Rome

  2️⃣ Catholic doctrine under Mary I

  3️⃣ Elizabeth I's Religious Settlement
• The Puritans sought to "purify" the Church of England from Catholic practices
• Match each religious group with their key beliefs and geographical prevalence.

  Catholics ↔️ Loyalty to the Pope, North and rural areas

  Protestants ↔️ English Bible, Urban centers

  Puritans ↔️ Purification of the Church, Towns
• What was Elizabeth I's doctrinal stance?

  Moderate Protestantism
• Elizabeth I believed in Royal Supremacy over the Church
• Elizabeth I tolerated Catholics who were loyal to the crown.
• What year was the Act of Supremacy passed?

  1559
• The Act of Uniformity mandated the use of the Book of Common Prayer
• Match each act with its key provision.

  Act of Supremacy ↔️ Elizabeth as Supreme Governor

  Act of Uniformity ↔️ Book of Common Prayer

  Thirty-Nine Articles ↔️ Doctrine of the Church
• The Act of Supremacy declared Elizabeth I as the Supreme Head of the Church of England.

  False
• What was the purpose of the Book of Common Prayer?

  Standardize religious practice
• Order the key elements of Elizabeth I's Religious Settlement.

  1️⃣ Act of Supremacy

  2️⃣ Act of Uniformity

  3️⃣ Thirty-Nine Articles
• Why was Elizabeth declared Supreme Governor rather than Supreme Head of the Church?

  To appease Catholics
• The Act of Uniformity required all parishioners to attend church weekly
• The Act of Uniformity aimed to appease both Catholics and Protestants.
• What did the Act of Uniformity (1559) mandate for all churches in England?

  Book of Common Prayer
• The Act of Uniformity required all parishioners to attend church weekly
• Penalties were imposed for non-compliance with the Act of Uniformity
• What was the primary aim of the Act of Uniformity under Elizabeth I?

  Unify religious practices
• During Elizabeth I's accession, Catholics were primarily located in the north
• Match the religious group with their key beliefs and practices:

  Catholics ↔️ Loyalty to the Pope

  Protestants ↔️ Simple worship

  Puritans ↔️ Purification of the Church
• Protestants advocated for the use of the English Bible
• Where were Puritans primarily located during this period?

  Towns and universities
• Arrange the key elements of Elizabeth I's Religious Settlement in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Act of Supremacy (1559)

  2️⃣ Act of Uniformity (1559)

  3️⃣ Thirty-Nine Articles (1563)
• The Act of Supremacy (1559) established Elizabeth I as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England
• The Thirty-Nine Articles (1563) defined the doctrine of the Church of England
• What was the primary aim of Elizabeth I's Religious Settlement?

  Stabilize religious divisions
• The Act of Supremacy (1559) established Elizabeth as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England.
• What did the Act of Uniformity (1559) mandate for all churches?

  Book of Common Prayer
• The Thirty-Nine Articles (1563) defined the doctrine of the Church of England.
• Match the act with its key provision:

  Act of Supremacy ↔️ Elizabeth as Supreme Governor

  Act of Uniformity ↔️ Book of Common Prayer

  Thirty-Nine Articles ↔️ Defined Church doctrine
• What type of Protestantism did Elizabeth I promote with her Religious Settlement?

  Moderate Protestantism
• Elizabeth I's Religious Settlement balanced Catholic and Protestant elements to promote royal supremacy.
• The Book of Common Prayer reduced religious conflicts by providing a standard liturgy.
• Why was the Act of Supremacy (1559) considered a cornerstone of Elizabeth I's Religious Settlement?

  Re-established royal authority
• The Act of Supremacy (1559) declared that the monarch is the head of the Church of England.
• The Act of Uniformity (1559) imposed penalties for non-compliance with the Book of Common Prayer.
• Match the provision with its explanation from the Act of Uniformity (1559):

  Use of Book of Common Prayer ↔️ Standardized liturgy

  Attendance Requirement ↔️ Weekly church attendance

  Penalties for Non-Compliance ↔️ Fines for non-attendance
• What was the primary effect of the Act of Uniformity on religious practices in England?

  Unified religious practices
• The Thirty-Nine Articles (1563) defined the doctrine of the Church of England under Elizabeth I.