Elizabeth recap - lesson 2

When Elizabeth became queen, the Church of England was...

• Roman Catholic

• Protestant

When was the Act of Supremacy and Act of Uniformity passed?

• 1557

• 1558

• 1559

• 1560

What was the impact of the Act of Supremacy?

• The English monarch is re-established as Head of the Church.

• Elizabeth chose to be titles 'Supreme Governor'.

• The English monarch was removed as Head of the Church

What was the impact of the Act of Uniformity?

• Established a set form of worship that was Catholic. The wording of the communion was specific so only Catholics could interpret it.

• Established a set form of worship which was Protestant. The wordings of communion was to be vague so both Protestants and Catholics could interpret it.

• E ]stablished a set form of worship which was Protestant. The wordings of communion was to be specific so both Protestants could interpret it.

Which was a change that was made due to the Royal Injunctions

• Every Church had to display a bible written in English and Pilgrimages were to be outlawed.

• No more alters were to be destroyed.

• The Eucharist would be administered at a simple communion table.

• Wives of clergy had to produce a certificate signed by two justices of the peace signifying their fitness for such a role.

What was the purpose of the 39 Articles of 1563?

• definitive statement of what Protestantism meant, excluding Catholicism completely

• Definitive statement of what 'Anglicanism' meant, wielded together parts from protestant and catholic traditions.

• definitive statement of what Catholicism meant, excluding Protestantism completely.

What was the impact of the Act of Exchange?

• Elizabeth took taxes traditionally paid to Rome.

• Elizabeth took over land belonging to bishops

• Elizabeth took over land and waged war on Scotland.

Overall, what was the purpose of the Religious Settlement?

• Re-establish the Catholic faith in England. Create a settlement that was only acceptable to catholics.

• Re-establish the Protestant faith in England. To Create a settlement which was designed to be acceptable to Protestants and Catholics.

• Re-establish the Protestant faith in England. Create a settlement that was only acceptable to Protestants.