Response to religious matters (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards
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By late 1580s, government attitude to Puritanism
By late 1580s, government attitude to Puritanism
Discouraged - seen as threat to religious settlement
Year of Religious Settlement
Year of Religious Settlement
1559
Elizabeth's concern: predestination belief
Elizabeth's concern: predestination belief
Salvation predetermined by God, undermined Church role
Elizabeth's concern: vestments refusal
Elizabeth's concern: vestments refusal
Act of defiance against Church practices & royal authority
Elizabeth's concern: Puritan 'prophesying'
Elizabeth's concern: Puritan 'prophesying'
Could encourage disobedience within Church hierarchy
Puritans who openly defied Elizabeth
Puritans who openly defied Elizabeth
John Penry and Job Throckmorton
Puritans who worked within Church structure
Puritans who worked within Church structure
John Field, Walter Travers, Thomas Cartwright
Archbishop Parker's tenure dates
Archbishop Parker's tenure dates
1559-1575
Parker's Book of Advertisements year & purpose
Parker's Book of Advertisements year & purpose
1566 - required clergy to wear prescribed vestments
Archbishop Grindal's approach to Puritans
Archbishop Grindal's approach to Puritans
More moderate, reluctant to aggressively persecute
When Elizabeth suspended Grindal's authority
When Elizabeth suspended Grindal's authority
1577
Archbishop Whitgift's tenure & approach
Archbishop Whitgift's tenure & approach
1583-1604, much more aggressive anti-Puritan policy
Act against Seditious Sectaries year & effect
Act against Seditious Sectaries year & effect
1593 - made Puritanism an official offence
Puritans executed in 1593
Puritans executed in 1593
John Greenwood and Harry Barrowe