The enforcement of Elizabeth’s religious settlement after 1580 (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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Year of Elizabeth's Religious Settlement

1559

Proportion of nobility that were Catholic under Elizabeth I

Two-thirds

Elizabeth's title as head of Church of England

Supreme Governor

Consequence of refusing Oath of Supremacy

Treason

Definition of priest holes

Hiding places in Catholic houses for priests

Jesuit who designed priest holes

Nicholas Owen

Month and year Act of Uniformity passed

May 1559

Year of Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion

1563

Catholic belief about communion bread & wine

Transubstantiation - literally body & blood of Christ

Catholics who refused to adapt to Religious Settlement

Recusants

Fine for not attending church on Sunday

A week's wages

Decade when enforcement of Religious Settlement intensified

1580s

Body set up to ensure religious compliance

Ecclesiastic High Commission

Prayer book used in Church of England services

Book of Common Prayer

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