Lesson 2
2 The ‘settlement’ of religion Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 8
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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When was Elizabeth's religious settlement passed?
- 1559
- 1547
- 1534
- 1563
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What title did the 1559 Act of Supremacy give to Elizabeth?
- Defender of Faith
- Archbishop of Canterbury
- Supreme Governor
- Supreme Head
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What did the 1559 Act of Uniformity require in church services?
- Latin mass books
- Puritan directory
- Papal prayer guides
- Book of Common Prayer
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Which set of articles officially defined Anglican doctrine in 1563?
- Six Articles
- Thirty-Nine Articles
- Forty-Two Articles
- Ten Articles
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Which new tribunal was created in 1559 to enforce the religious settlement?
- The High Commission
- The Inquisition
- Star Chamber
- Privy Council
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Who was Archbishop of Canterbury under Elizabeth from 1559?
- Matthew Parker
- Thomas Cranmer
- Thomas Cromwell
- Stephen Gardiner
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How is the nature of the 1559 religious settlement best described?
- Strict Catholic restoration
- Complete secularisation
- Moderate Protestant compromise
- Radical Puritan reform
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What did the oath of supremacy require office holders to acknowledge?
- Pope as spiritual head
- Parliament as lawgiver
- Bishops as church leaders
- Monarch as supreme governor
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Which traditional Catholic feature was retained in the religious settlement?
- Latin services
- Monastic shrines
- Clerical vestments
- Papal authority
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What was the purpose of the Royal Injunctions issued in 1559?
- Tax collection
- Foreign alliances
- Poor relief
- Instructions on worship
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What primary role did the Church of England play in Elizabethan society?
- Private sect
- National institution
- Foreign mission
- Papal branch
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Which key element was central to the religious settlement's worship style?
- Radical Puritanism
- Traditional Catholicism
- Moderate Protestantism
- Strict Calvinism
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Why did Elizabeth prefer a moderate religious settlement?
- Please the Pope
- Impose Calvinism
- Abolish bishops
- Avoid civil unrest
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Which group helped shape the Protestant character of the settlement?
- Papal legates
- Foreign cardinals
- Returning exiles
- Spanish monks
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What did the 1559 settlement do regarding clerical appointments?
- Brought foreign bishops
- Granted papal veto
- Increased royal control
- Allowed local election
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Which religious group pressed for further reform after 1559?
- The Puritans
- The Lollards
- The Jesuits
- The Anabaptists
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What language and format did the Book of Common Prayer mandate?
- English services
- French prayers
- German liturgy
- Latin mass
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Which body helped enforce conformity to the religious settlement?
- High Commission
- Star Chamber
- Privy Council
- Inquisition
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What extreme earlier experience did Elizabeth's settlement aim to avoid?
- Plague outbreaks
- Religious persecution
- Economic depression
- Foreign invasion
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Who held ultimate headship over the Elizabethan Church?
- The monarch
- The Archbishop
- Parliament
- The Pope
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