Protestantism present but not happy + not accepted by 1553

What had little time to make an impact and why?

BoCP and Act of Uniformity due to slow moves towards protestantism - had little time to make an impact

What does historian David Loades say about Protestantism?

It was not a natural growth, it was highly artificial and imposed by authority, but it was still successfully imposed

What did ordinary clergy seem to have accepted?

Huge number of clergy seem to had accepted changes under Edward to be reversed by Mary, but only because they were told to

How long had E ruled for?

6 years, little support for Protestantism upon his accession

What did the 42 Articles never become?

Law because of E’s death, Reformation unfinished

What was a struggle to remove?

Images from churches (1547 Royal Injunctions etc)- difficult to judge extent to which changes were embraced