Elizabeth I
, Character and aims
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The character and alms of Elizabeth I
What age aiatuzabe.tn came she was 25 years old when she came onto the throne
-
•
to the throne? well educated shrewd
-
, , good judge of character
.
What was her personality? Hela conservative views of church ceremony
•
in matters
-
What were her short term short term aims : •
to consolidate her position
aums? to settle issues
religious
•
to end the war with France
•
.
How she consolidated power
Mary's ministers accept her? Mary 's councillors accepted Elizabeth's succession
-
Did
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-
When was she crowned Queen? -
coronation : 15th January Issa
who was William Cecil? appointed Principal
William Cecil secretary
- -
-
What was Elizabeth's relate -
Religious settlement
onsnup with Catholicism and -
she was a middle -
way between Catholicism and Protestantism
Protestants m ? Religious legislations passed
:
1559 -
Act of supremacy
-
which religious legislations Act of settlement
were settled in Issa ? Act of Uniformity
↳ In 1563? The
Royal Injunctions
1563 -
New BOOK of common Prayer
39 Articles
The Act Of
Supremacy ( Issa >
? repealed the
What was the Act of supremacy it
papal supremacy
-
-
What was Elizabeth's title The Queen now Supreme Governor rather than the
"
the n
Supreme Head
•
- " "
forthe Church Of
England? of the Church of England
•
An oath of supremacy from all clergymen and church Officials
What was the Act Of The Act Of Uniformity ( 1559 )
-
uniformity? •
The use of the new BOOK Of common Prayer
↳ What did the book derive ↳ was a version of the 1552 book L Edwardian)
from? The Royal Injunctions 11559 )
what did the Royal The purchase of an English Bible in every parish church
-
-
injunctions reaume ?
•
The celebration of the Eucharist at a simple Communion table
suppression of Catholic practices leg pilgrimages )
•
.
The 39 Articles ( 1563)
•
What were the 39 -
sought to define the doctrine of the Church of England
articles ? -
the Eucharist :
both bread and wine should be served to all in the
communion service .
summary www.cecui assistance :
,
Ehratseth managed her accession and coronation and aimed a compromise
nlllglons settlement .
, Character and aims
800M$ Nidda#Onn 00€ Ppoowweevv
The character and alms of Elizabeth I
What age aiatuzabe.tn came she was 25 years old when she came onto the throne
-
•
to the throne? well educated shrewd
-
, , good judge of character
.
What was her personality? Hela conservative views of church ceremony
•
in matters
-
What were her short term short term aims : •
to consolidate her position
aums? to settle issues
religious
•
to end the war with France
•
.
How she consolidated power
Mary's ministers accept her? Mary 's councillors accepted Elizabeth's succession
-
Did
-
-
When was she crowned Queen? -
coronation : 15th January Issa
who was William Cecil? appointed Principal
William Cecil secretary
- -
-
What was Elizabeth's relate -
Religious settlement
onsnup with Catholicism and -
she was a middle -
way between Catholicism and Protestantism
Protestants m ? Religious legislations passed
:
1559 -
Act of supremacy
-
which religious legislations Act of settlement
were settled in Issa ? Act of Uniformity
↳ In 1563? The
Royal Injunctions
1563 -
New BOOK of common Prayer
39 Articles
The Act Of
Supremacy ( Issa >
? repealed the
What was the Act of supremacy it
papal supremacy
-
-
What was Elizabeth's title The Queen now Supreme Governor rather than the
"
the n
Supreme Head
•
- " "
forthe Church Of
England? of the Church of England
•
An oath of supremacy from all clergymen and church Officials
What was the Act Of The Act Of Uniformity ( 1559 )
-
uniformity? •
The use of the new BOOK Of common Prayer
↳ What did the book derive ↳ was a version of the 1552 book L Edwardian)
from? The Royal Injunctions 11559 )
what did the Royal The purchase of an English Bible in every parish church
-
-
injunctions reaume ?
•
The celebration of the Eucharist at a simple Communion table
suppression of Catholic practices leg pilgrimages )
•
.
The 39 Articles ( 1563)
•
What were the 39 -
sought to define the doctrine of the Church of England
articles ? -
the Eucharist :
both bread and wine should be served to all in the
communion service .
summary www.cecui assistance :
,
Ehratseth managed her accession and coronation and aimed a compromise
nlllglons settlement .
