Religious Changes and Legislation (OCR A-Level History A): Flashcards
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Somerset & Northumberland's religious stance
Somerset & Northumberland's religious stance
Protestants, supporters of English Reformation
Thomas Cranmer's role
Thomas Cranmer's role
Archbishop of Canterbury
Edward VI's main area of govt involvement
Edward VI's main area of govt involvement
Religious matters
Year of Royal Injunctions
Year of Royal Injunctions
1547
Royal Injunctions 1547: What was banned?
Royal Injunctions 1547: What was banned?
Traditional liturgy, holy water, rosary recitation
Chantries Act 1547 effect
Chantries Act 1547 effect
Abolished chantries, confiscated assets
Act of Uniformity 1549 established
Act of Uniformity 1549 established
Book of Common Prayer as only legal worship
Who created the Book of Common Prayer?
Who created the Book of Common Prayer?
Cranmer
Latin ban for Whitsunday rites year
Latin ban for Whitsunday rites year
1549
When was clerical marriage legalised?
When was clerical marriage legalised?
1549
1549 rebellion locations
1549 rebellion locations
Norwich and Cornwall
Bishops replaced with Protestants when
Bishops replaced with Protestants when
1550-1551
Stone altars replaced with
Stone altars replaced with
Wooden communion tables
Edward VI's church title
Edward VI's church title
Supreme Head of the Church
Confessions to priest became
Confessions to priest became
Optional, replaced by general congregation confession