Recusancy and the Jesuit Missions Under Elizabeth I (Edexcel A-Level History): Quizzes
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By 1603, what percentage of England's population remained Catholic?
By 1603, what percentage of England's population remained Catholic?
Just over 1%
What were 'Church papists'?
What were 'Church papists'?
Catholics who attended CoE outwardly
What was the fine for missing Sunday church service under the 1559 Act of Uniformity?
What was the fine for missing Sunday church service under the 1559 Act of Uniformity?
12 pence
Who established the Catholic seminary at Douai in 1568?
Who established the Catholic seminary at Douai in 1568?
William Allen
Who was the first seminary priest to be captured and executed?
Who was the first seminary priest to be captured and executed?
Cuthbert Mayne in 1577
In 1581, the fine for non-attendance at church services was increased to what amount per month?
In 1581, the fine for non-attendance at church services was increased to what amount per month?
£20
In which year was the Babington Plot discovered?
In which year was the Babington Plot discovered?
1586
In 1580, where did half the missionary priests work despite only 1/5 of recusants living there?
In 1580, where did half the missionary priests work despite only 1/5 of recusants living there?
Essex, London & Thames Valley
What term did Haigh use for Catholicism becoming a religion of the landed classes?
What term did Haigh use for Catholicism becoming a religion of the landed classes?
Seigneurial Catholicism
How many recusants were identified in Lancashire by 1603?
How many recusants were identified in Lancashire by 1603?
3,516