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j neale

traditionalist

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neale beliefs

puritan choir

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c haigh

revisionist

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What was a key aspect of Elizabeth's conservative policies according to haigh?

They were tempered by opposition, not radicalized by Puritans

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What are the two groups within Calvinism mentioned according to haigh?

Experimentalists and credal

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What is an example of dissent among the population due to experimentalists used by haigh?

The case study of N. Shoebury vicar vs. H. Harwood and Wife

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p collinson

revisionist

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collinson's arguments

- religious changes were violent, unstable

- 'street wars of religion'

- calvinist consensus

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r kendall

revisionist

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kendall's arguments

- calvinist consensus - 'credal' vs 'experimental'

- james was credal, archbishop whitgift

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j morrill

revisionist

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morrill arguments

- english civil war was 'last of wars of religion'

- charles i opponents prioritised church reform

- calvinist uniformity

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n tyacke

revisionist

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tyacke beliefs

- supported laud - 'revolutionaries' at time

- increased popularity of calvinism

- calvinist consensus

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k sharpe

re-revisionist

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What does Sharpe believe about Tyacke?

Sharpe disagrees with Tyacke

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Who does Sharpe believe caused Arminianism?

Charles I

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What developed in reaction to Arminianism according to Sharpe?

Puritanism

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What did Charles I's failures lead to according to sharpe?

Increased anger

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d underdown

revisionist

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What example does Underdown use to illustrate his beliefs?

Dorchester example

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What does Underdown mean by 'reformation of manners'?

Increased control of the poor by elites

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What significant event took place in 1647 related to Underdown's beliefs?

Putney debates 1647

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Who is associated with socioeconomic views in Underdown's beliefs?

J. White

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r tawney

revisionist

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tawney's beliefs

'reformation of manners' was functionalist

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p. g. lake

post-revisionist

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lakes' arguments

- elizabeth and james sought unity above all

- james was originally calvinist but increasingly arminian

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w lamont

post-revisionist

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lamont's arguments

- r. baxter etc increasingly less moderate due to fears of irish rebellion

- puritan 'subversion' increased due to charles' policies

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p marshall

post-revisionist

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What caused confusion according to Marshall's arguments?

Elizabeth I's settlement

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Who does Marshall disagree with regarding 'wars of religion'?

J. Morrill

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What does M. Spufford suggest about social regulation during economic difficulty?

There is an impulse to tighten social regulation