Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702 (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes
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What is a confessional state?
What is a confessional state?
State where uniformity of worship is key
By 1702, what had become a term of abuse?
By 1702, what had become a term of abuse?
Religious 'enthusiasm'
What did the Renaissance reveal about pre-Christian civilisation?
What did the Renaissance reveal about pre-Christian civilisation?
Morality that owed nothing to Mosaic Law
Which groups were separatist movements during the English Civil War?
Which groups were separatist movements during the English Civil War?
Quakers, Seekers, Anabaptists, Ranters
What was the purpose of the Clarendon Code?
What was the purpose of the Clarendon Code?
Destroy non-conformity, restore state
What did the Latitudinarian Party emphasize?
What did the Latitudinarian Party emphasize?
Belief must be supported by reason
What did the Toleration Act of 1689 signify?
What did the Toleration Act of 1689 signify?
End of the 'confessional state'
What did Jonathan Scott argue about 17th-century politics?
What did Jonathan Scott argue about 17th-century politics?
Party politics 'institutionalised' disputes
When was the Royal Society founded and what did it mark?
When was the Royal Society founded and what did it mark?
1660; separation of scientific/religious
When did Newton publish Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica?
When did Newton publish Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica?
1687