edward and mary religion

when and what were the Injuctions under Edwards VI ?

• were issued in 1547 focused on church reform, required each parish copy of paraphrases of erasmus

• The Injunctions were issued in 1545 and emphasized the importance of traditional rituals.
• The Injunctions focused on the restoration of Catholic practices.
• The Injunctions were issued in 1550 and 1551 under Mary I.

when was the act of uniformity under Edward VI?

• 1555
• 1547
• 1552
• 1549

what was the difference between the first and second book of common prayer under Edward VI?

• The first Book of Common Prayer was more traditional, while the second was more Protestant, radical and simplified.

• Both books were identical in content and structure.
• The first Book of Common Prayer was entirely in Latin, while the second was in English.
• The second Book of Common Prayer was published before the first.

what catholic belief did the books of common prayer abolish?

• The belief in the necessity of confession to a priest.
• The belief in the infallibility of the Pope.
• The belief in the priest as a mediator.
• The belief in transubstantiation.

when were the dissolution of the chantries and what was the impact?

• The dissolution of the chantries was completed in 1603.
• The dissolution of the chantries occurred in 1547 angered the Catholics and stopped them praying for the dead.

• The dissolution of the chantries had no impact on society.
• The dissolution of the chantries occurred in 1535.

which level of society embraced humanism under Edward VI?

• The monarchy and nobility
• The educated elite and emerging middle class
• The working class and rural peasants
• The clergy and religious leaders

what did Mary I 3rd parliament do?

• The 3rd Parliament of Mary I abolished the monarchy.
• The 3rd Parliament of Mary I focused on economic reforms.
• The 3rd Parliament of Mary I enacted laws to restore Catholicism assembled Hersey laws

• The 3rd Parliament of Mary I established a new church.

When was Archbishop Cranmer burnt?

• April 15, 1547
• January 30, 1606
• February 5, 1555
• March 21, 1556

What were the key Catholic practices Mary I reintroduced?

• Emphasis on Protestant teachings, masses, latin teachings

• Ban on confession and papal authority, decorations

• Reintroduction of the Latin Mass, veneration of saints, confession, and stain glass windows

• Reintroduction of the Greek Orthodox liturgy

How did Mary use the University of Oxford for her religious policies?

• Mary closed the University of Oxford to suppress dissenting views.
• Mary used the University of Oxford to promote Protestant reforms.
• Mary ignored the University of Oxford in her religious policies.
• Mary utilized the University of Oxford to advance her Catholic religious policies by introducing Spanish catholic teachings so it became a Catholic powerhouse.