James I and religion.

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James I and religion

1. Translate . Cuius regio, eius religio?

2 Name the document Created by the Puritans in 1603 – sought changes in the church services. Had 1000 signatures.

3. Complete the quote from James. No bishop....

4. Explain. The Puritans sought the end of pluralism. What does that mean?

5. Name the gathering 1604 meeting to discuss theological issues.

6. Name the book. A.......................... V.................. (King James Bible)

7. Name the set of rules Set by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1604. 141 instructions to enforce church discipline. Targeted the puritans

8. Name the Archbishop Moderate Puritan. Appointed in 1611. Anti-Spanish, Anti-Catholic. Clashed with Carr and Villiers & killed his gamekeeper.

9. Name the Queens His Catholic wife and his Catholic mother.

10. Name the event 13 conspirators and a barrel (or two) of powder

11. Name the response Required after the Gunpowder Plot to ensure loyalty to the king from everyone.

12. Name the publication Allowed recreation of a Sunday! Upset the sabbatarians

13. Name the war European. Began in 1618. Religious and dynastic

14. Complete the phrase. If this be popery, .. .. .. ..................

15. Name the famous ship. Went to America in 1620 with the Pilgrim Fathers (independents).

16. Name the two men Believed England had been chosen to lead the fight against Catholics in Europe, Robert ............. and Sir Edward ............

17. Name the Ruler James’ son in law. Had blundered when he became Elector of Bohemia and lost his homeland

Allowed for: 18. Name the document of 1618 kneeling during communion private baptism private communion for the sick or infirm confirmation by a Bishop the observance of Holy Days

Answers 1. Whose realm, his religion 2. Millenary Petition 3. No King 4. Only one form of worship 5. Hampton Court Conference 6. Authorised Version 7. Bancroft’s Canons 8. Abbott 9. Anne of Denmark/ Mary Queen of Scots

Answers 10. Gunpowder Plot 11. Oath of Allegiance 12. Book of Sports 13. Thirty Years War 14. I am a Papist 15. Mayflower 16. Phelps/Coke 17. Frederick of the Palatinate 18. Five Articles of Perth