Lesson 3
3 Challenge to the religious settlement Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 8
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The 20 questions
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What was a key demand of the Puritan challenge to the settlement?
- Restore Latin
- Remove vestments
- Recognise the Pope
- Appoint cardinals
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Which pope excommunicated Elizabeth in 1570?
- Paul III
- Pius V
- Clement VII
- Julius II
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Which external power supported the Catholic challenge to Elizabeth?
- Dutch rebels
- Ottoman Empire
- Holy Roman Calvinists
- Papacy and Spain
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What was the main aim of seminary priests trained abroad?
- Sustain Catholicism
- Draft new laws
- Negotiate treaties
- Collect taxes
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Who founded the English seminary at Douai in 1568?
- Cardinal William Allen
- Robert Persons
- Thomas Cartwright
- Edmund Campion
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Which movement favoured a Presbyterian church structure?
- The Jacobite movement
- The Presbyterian movement
- The Lollard movement
- The Chartist movement
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Which 1581 law penalised Catholics who refused church attendance?
- Uniformity Act
- Heresy Act
- Recusancy fines
- Treason Act
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Name the Jesuit priests who led the 1580 mission to England.
- Campion and Persons
- Gardiner and Bonner
- Wolsey and More
- Knox and Melville
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What was the main political danger posed by the Catholic challenge?
- Agricultural strikes
- Plots against Elizabeth
- Economic boycotts
- Naval blockades
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What penalty did Elizabethan laws introduce for Catholic priests?
- Exile abroad
- Heavy fines
- Life imprisonment
- Death penalty
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Which Puritan figure was known for a call for a Presbyterian system?
- Richard Hooker
- Matthew Parker
- John Whitgift
- Thomas Cartwright
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Which groups posed the main religious challenges to Elizabeth's settlement?
- Lollards and Puritans
- Calvinists and Lollards
- Catholics and Lutherans
- Puritans and Catholics
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What did the 1570 papal bull do regarding Elizabeth I?
- Banned all trade
- Excommunicated the Queen
- Declared war
- Recognised her reign
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Which major 1569 rising demonstrated northern Catholic opposition?
- Pilgrimage of Grace
- Wyatt's Rebellion
- Prayer Book Rebellion
- The Northern Rising
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What was the typical Puritan view of bishops in the Church?
- Make bishops royal advisors
- Abolish bishops
- Increase their power
- Appoint more bishops
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What did Puritans want to be central to church services?
- Decorated altars
- Latin mass
- Sermons and preaching
- Ornate music
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Whose authority did the Elizabethan religious settlement reject?
- The Archbishop
- The Monarch
- The Pope
- Parliament
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Which group argued the Church had retained too many Catholic features?
- The Puritans
- The Scottish Covenanters
- The Jesuits
- The papal nuncios
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What financial penalty did recusants face for missing church?
- Recusancy fines
- Land seizure
- Import tariffs
- Double taxes
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What authority did Catholic critics want restored to England?
- Episcopal rule
- Monastic control
- Papal supremacy
- Conciliar power
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