Protestantism was present but discontent and not accepted by 1553

what had little time to make and impact?

• Book of Common Prayer

• Act of Uniformity

Why did the Book of Common Prayer and Act of Uniformity have little time to make an impact?

its was due to slow moves towards Protestantism, therefore it had little timer to make an impact

what does historian David LOades say about Protestantism?

not a natural growth and that it was highly artificial and was imposed on the public by authority, but, despite this, it was still successfully imposed

what did ordinary clergy seem to have accepted?

huge number of clergy seem to accept changes under Edward but only because they were told to

How long had Edward ruled for and what was there little support for?

he had ruled for 6 years and there was little support for Protestantism upon his accession

what ddi the 42 articles never become?

Law because of Edward’s death, this meant that the Protestant reformation a therefore unfinished

what was a struggle to remove?

images from churches (1547 royal injunctions) meaning that it is difficult to judge the extent to which changes were embraced