Personal Rule: Religion and the Church (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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Personal Rule: Religion and the Church
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Personal Rule period

1629-40

Archbishop of Canterbury appointed 1633

William Laud

Catechism

Q&A teaching tool on Anglican doctrine replacing sermons

Transubstantiation

Catholic doctrine: bread/wine become Christ's body/blood literally

Where Laud moved communion tables

To east end, railed off (like Catholic High Altar)

Papal ambassador at Court 1637

George Con

Burton, Bastwick, Prynne punished when

1637

Burton, Bastwick, Prynne punishment

Pilloried, branded on cheeks, ears cropped

Prerogative court enforcing Laud's reforms

High Commission

Court for extreme religious defiance

Star Chamber

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