Early Elizabethan England Key Words

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Excommunicate

To be expelled from the Catholic Church

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Heretic

Someone whose beliefs go against the teachings of the Church

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Martyr

A person who is killed because of his or her religious beliefs

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Divine Right

Belief that the monarch’s right to rule came from God

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Clergy

Religious leaders, such as bishops and priests

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Papal Bull

A written order issued by the Pope

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Succession

The issue of who was going to become the next monarch

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Cipher

A secret way of writing in code

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Vagabonds

Wandering beggars who often turned to crime

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Conspiracy

A secret plan with the aim of doing something against the law

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Puritans

Extreme Protestants opposed to any Catholic elements in the Church

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Circumnavigate

To travel all the way around the world

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New World

The term used by Europeans for North and South America

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Doctrine

The teachings and beliefs of the Church

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Armada

Spanish word meaning a naval fleet or group of warships

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Jesuit

Catholic missionary priest

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Catholic

The form of Christianity based on allegiance to the Pope

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Court

The community of people who lived with the Queen

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Rhetoric

The art of public speaking and persuasion

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Privy Council

The committee of ministers appointed by Elizabeth to advise her

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Crown

The monarch and their government

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Protestants

Christians who broke away from the Catholic Church

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Royal Supremacy

This is when the monarch is head of the Church