Religion

• When were Royal injunctions issued?


  July 1547
• When was the Dissolution of the Chantries?


  January 1549
• When was the Act of Uniformity?


  January 1549
• When was the Book of Common Prayer issued?

  May 1549
• When was the Second Act of Uniformity?


  March 1552
• When was the Revised Book of Common Prayer published?


  December 1552
• When was the Forty Two Articles of Religion published?


  June 1553 (confirmed the firmly protestant nature of the official doctrine)
• What objectives did the Book of Common Prayer have?


  Establish a single form of form of services and to translate services into English.
• When was there the Denunciation of images in London?


  February 1547
• When were the injunctions? What did they reflect?


  July 1547

  reflected radical attitudes in government
• What were the December 1547 dissolution of the Chantries and religious guilds for?

  Crown needed money to pay for expensive foreign policy
• Why was the Book of Common Prayer introduced in May 1549?

  Need for uniform approach to religious services
• What was Northumberland's strategy in relation to the Church?


  -Continue the reforms Somerset started

  -sought to plunder more of its wealth
• What were the two reforming traditions?


  -Teaching of evangelical humanism with those who identified with the teachings of Erasmus

  -the radical forms of Protestantism
• What type of reform gained pace under Northumberland?

  More militant and less comprehensive
• What did the 1547 Injections require Parish churches to do?

  Have a copy of the Paraphrase of Erasmus
• Who was Edward's Tutor?

  Humanist Sir John Cheke
• Which humanist writer gained support from the government?


  Nicholad Udall
• Who encouraged humanist scholars at Cambridge?

  William Cecil
• Which humanist reformers were invited to work in England at Cambridge by Cranmer?


  Peter Martyr and Martin Bucer (great Lutheran and humanist scholar Philip Melanchthon was invited to be Bucer replacement)
• What was impressive under Edward's reign?


  The fact he only has two rebellions unrelated to the religious reforms which changed more of England's society than any other monarch
• Who influenced Northumberland the most?


  John Hooper (who Cranmer found divisive)