The Religious Settlement

In what year did Elizabeth pass the Religious Settlement?

• 1558

• 1559

• 1560

• 1561

How many parts were there to the Religious Settlement?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What is the best word used to describe the Religious Settlement?

• Treaty

• Compromise

• Argument

• Radical

What religion was Elizabeth?

• Protestant

• Catholic

• Neither she was an atheist

• Both

What did the Act of Supremacy do?

• Excommunicate Elizabeth from the Catholic church

• Made her supreme governor of the Church of England and all clergy had to swear an oath of allegiance to her

• Make her the most powerful monarch on earth

• Meant she could only pray on a Tuesday

What did the Act of Uniformity do?

• Established the appearance of churches and the form of services they would hold

• Make it illegal to be a catholic

• Allow Elizabeth to burn catholics at the stake

• Make fun of the Pope

What did the Royal Injunctions do?

• It was a set of instructions on how to get to your local church

• It was a set of instructions on how to become a member of the Royal Family.

• It was a set of instructions on how to rebel against the Queen.

• It was a set of instructions on how people should worship God and the structure of services.

What was a puritan?

• An extreme Catholic

• An Atheist

• An extreme Protestant

• Someone who cleaned the church to ensure it was pure

Which of the following best describes the crucifix controversy?

• Elizabeth demanded that all churches display a crucifix. Puritans didn't like this. She was not able to enforce her will.

• Elizabeth hated crucifixes and demanded that they all be taken down

• Elizabeth designed her own crucifix and demanded it be displayed in churches

• Elizabeth's made all priests wear a crucifix around their necks

Which of the following statements best describes the vestment controversy?

• Elizabeth wanted priests in plain clothing

• All priests wanted to wear the same thing so there were no issues

• Elizabeth wanted the clergy to wear special vestments. Some failed to follow her instructions. The Archbishop of Canterbury held an exhibition to show them what to wear. Most attended.

• Elizabeth didn't care about what priests wore in church.