The Puritan challenge (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards
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When was Elizabeth I's religious settlement established?
When was Elizabeth I's religious settlement established?
1559
Who were the Puritans?
Who were the Puritans?
Devout Protestants wanting to purify Christianity
What Puritans wanted to remove from Church of England
What Puritans wanted to remove from Church of England
Catholic influences & non-Biblical elements
When did the Puritan challenge emerge?
When did the Puritan challenge emerge?
Late 1560s
Puritan view on church structure
Puritan view on church structure
Independent churches free from royal control
Church hierarchy Puritans rejected
Church hierarchy Puritans rejected
Bishops
Definition of vestments
Definition of vestments
Special ceremonial clothing worn by clergy
Puritan preference for church decoration
Puritan preference for church decoration
Plain, undecorated churches without artwork
Elizabeth's order about crucifixes
Elizabeth's order about crucifixes
Crucifix displayed in every church
Elizabeth's expectation for clergy dress
Elizabeth's expectation for clergy dress
Wear traditional ceremonial vestments
Result of Parker's 1566 enforcement action
Result of Parker's 1566 enforcement action
37 Puritan priests lost their positions
Three prominent Puritan leaders
Three prominent Puritan leaders
John Foxe, Thomas Cartwright, John Field
Puritan strongholds (cities & regions)
Puritan strongholds (cities & regions)
London, Cambridge, Oxford, East Anglia
Year & outcome of Admonition to Parliament
Year & outcome of Admonition to Parliament
1572; received little support