Revolution and War, 1689–1702 (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes
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What does 'secularisation' mean in this historical context?
What does 'secularisation' mean in this historical context?
Religious institutions lose influence
What was the Comprehension Bill of 1689 designed to do?
What was the Comprehension Bill of 1689 designed to do?
Broaden Church of England for Dissenters
Why couldn't Dissenters hold public office after 1689?
Why couldn't Dissenters hold public office after 1689?
Test and Corporation Acts stayed operative
What unusual requirement applied to Dissenting meeting houses?
What unusual requirement applied to Dissenting meeting houses?
Doors had to stay open during services
Which group was excluded from the Toleration Act of 1689?
Which group was excluded from the Toleration Act of 1689?
Unitarians
What did John Locke argue in 'The Reasonableness of Christianity' (1695)?
What did John Locke argue in 'The Reasonableness of Christianity' (1695)?
Reason, not revelation, was chief origin
How did Queen Mary's death in 1694 affect William III's position?
How did Queen Mary's death in 1694 affect William III's position?
It weakened his legitimacy with Tories
What was 'occasional conformity'?
What was 'occasional conformity'?
Dissenters attending Church periodically
What remained illegal for Catholics throughout this period?
What remained illegal for Catholics throughout this period?
Attending mass
When did Convocation next meet after being adjourned in December 1689?
When did Convocation next meet after being adjourned in December 1689?
1701