Lesson 1B.2

1B.2 Religious changes, 1509–88 Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 2

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  1. Which 1536 northern uprising protested against religious changes and the Dissolution of the Monasteries?

    • Western Rebellion
    • Pilgrimage of Grace
    • Wyatt's Rebellion
    • Kett's Rebellion
  2. Which 1534 Act formally severed papal authority in England and created the royal supremacy?

    • Act of Supremacy
    • Act of Succession
    • Act of Uniformity
    • Treason Act
  3. What was the main financial motive for Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries?

    • Funding the Navy
    • Increasing Crown revenue
    • Lowering peasant taxes
    • Paying foreign debts
  4. Which English liturgical book was introduced under Edward VI in 1549?

    • The King's Book
    • Book of Common Prayer
    • Injunctions
    • Six Articles
  5. Which Catholic cardinal was closely involved in the restoration of Catholicism under Mary I?

    • Matthew Parker
    • John Foxe
    • Thomas Cranmer
    • Reginald Pole
  6. Which 1559 agreement established the legal and doctrinal framework of the Elizabethan Church?

    • Elizabethan Religious Settlement
    • Peace of Augsburg
    • Council of Trent
    • Edict of Nantes
  7. Which Protestant figure's influence in the 1530s is linked to the early Protestant movement in England?

    • Mary Tudor
    • Anne Boleyn
    • Jane Seymour
    • Catherine of Aragon
  8. Which Catholic priest co-led the first Jesuit mission to England in 1580?

    • Edmund Campion
    • Thomas More
    • Cuthbert Mayne
    • Reginald Pole
  9. What term described the illegal refusal to attend official Church of England services under Elizabeth I?

    • Seditious libel
    • Recusancy
    • Simony
    • Heresy
  10. Which group sought further reform of the Church of England, including a simpler and more Calvinist form of worship?

    • The puritans
    • The Lollards
    • The Jesuits
    • The Anabaptists
  11. What punishment was inflicted on Protestant heretics under Mary I?

    • Burning at the stake
    • Beheading
    • Exile abroad
    • Life imprisonment
  12. Which 1549 book introduced compulsory Protestant services across England?

    • The Institution
    • Book of Common Prayer
    • Bishop's Bible
    • Great Bible
  13. Which period saw the Elizabethan compromise between Catholic and Protestant forms of religion take shape?

    • 1534 to 1536
    • 1558 to 1563
    • 1572 to 1576
    • 1553 to 1554
  14. In which region of England was Catholic survival strongest during Elizabeth I's reign?

    • East Anglia
    • The South East
    • London
    • The North
  15. Which 1534 Act established Henry VIII as Supreme Head of the Church of England?

    • Act of Supremacy
    • Act of Uniformity
    • Treason Act
    • Act of Succession
  16. What was the main driver of religious changes in England during the 1530s?

    • Puritan agitation
    • Royal supremacy
    • Popular rebellion
    • Papal decree
  17. What was the main objective of Elizabethan Puritans regarding the Church of England?

    • Complete religious toleration
    • Abolition of bishops
    • Further Protestant reform
    • Return to Catholicism
  18. Put these religious events in order: A) Elizabethan Settlement, B) Act of Supremacy, C) Mary I restores papal authority.

    • B, then A, then C
    • B, then C, then A
    • C, then A, then B
    • A, then B, then C
  19. What was the ultimate authority determining English religious policy between 1509 and 1588?

    • The ruling monarch
    • The Papacy
    • Local parish councils
    • Parliament alone
  20. In which year did Mary I's government restore papal authority in England?

    • 1536
    • 1554
    • 1547
    • 1559

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