2D Religious conflict and the Church in England, c1529–c1570：練習題

• a.

  To dissolve the smaller monasteries and seize their land for the Crown's treasury.

• b.

  To mandate that all church services and Bibles be written in the English vernacular.

• c.

  To prevent individuals from appealing legal or religious cases to the Pope, establishing the King as the final legal authority in England.

• d.

  To establish the Ten Articles as the official doctrinal position of the Church of England.

• a.

  A conservative revision intended to reconcile Catholic dissidents following the Western Rebellion.

• b.

  A return to traditional Lutheran views on consubstantiation and the use of Latin.

• c.

  A more radical move toward Zwinglianism, explicitly denying the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

• d.

  A compromise position that allowed for the continued use of traditional vestments and stone altars.

• a.

  It ended the period of religious consensus, leading to harsher penal laws against Catholics and a more defensive Protestant identity.

• b.

  It resulted in a military alliance between England and France to prevent Spanish interference in the North.

• c.

  It led to the immediate execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, and the total collapse of the Catholic party at court.

• d.

  It forced Elizabeth to repeal the Act of Supremacy to appease the powerful northern Catholic nobility.

• a.

  To finalize the sale of monastic lands back to the Catholic Church.

• b.

  To provide military support for the suppression of Kett's Rebellion.

• c.

  To launch a joint invasion of Scotland to depose Mary, Queen of Scots.

• d.

  To secure a Catholic succession and strengthen England's ties with the Habsburg Empire.

• a.

  To establish the legal framework for the dissolution of the larger monasteries and the seizure of their wealth.

• b.

  To officially abolish the use of Latin in the liturgy and replace it with a new vernacular prayer book.

• c.

  To introduce the first English translation of the Bible into every parish church in the kingdom.

• d.

  To reassert traditional Catholic doctrine, including transubstantiation, following a period of reformist influence.

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