2.1 EDWARDS RELIGIOUS CHANGES

What role did the Royal Injunction play during Stage 1 Destruction in Edward VI's reign?

It encouraged iconoclasm.

What was repealed during Stage 1 Destruction?

The treason act.

What significant action regarding religious institutions took place during Stage 1 Destruction?

Dissolution of chantries.

What was introduced during Stage 2 Limbo that contributed to religious conflict?

Pandora's box of new radical ideas.

What was characteristic of the first Book of Common Prayer?

It was very vague.

What rebellion was prompted by the first Book of Common Prayer?

The Western rebellion.

What did the Act of Uniformity encourage during Stage 2 Limbo?

The use of some Protestant practices, while some Catholic elements remained.

During Stage 3 Formulation, what happened to the Catholic clergy?

They were deprived of their positions.

What new law was enacted that made it an offense to question royal supremacy or church beliefs?

The new treason act.

What was the primary focus of the Second Book of Common Prayer?

It was more direct in its Protestant orientation.

What were the 42 Articles and what was their significance?

They were radically Protestant, but Edward VI died before they were passed.

How did the pace of reform under Northumberland change religious policies?

The pace increased and sided more with religious radicals.