Elizabethan Religious Reformation Overview

The video explores the Reformation, a 16th-century religious movement that led to the establishment of Protestant churches in Europe. It highlights Martin Luther's pivotal role, his 95 Theses, and the subsequent conflict with the Roman Church. The Reformation in England is detailed, focusing on Henry VIII's break from Rome, the establishment of the Church of England, and the religious changes under Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I. The video concludes with the Elizabethan Religious Settlement, which defined the Church of England's doctrines and brought relative peace to England.

What was the primary aim of the Reformation movement in the 16th century?

• To expand the Roman Empire

• To reform the doctrines and practices of the Catholic Church

• To promote scientific discoveries

• To establish a new monarchy in Europe

Who initiated the Reformation by nailing 95 theses to the church door?

• Thomas Cranmer

• Martin Luther

• Henry VIII

• John Calvin

What was the main reason for Henry VIII's break from the Catholic Church?

• Influence of Martin Luther

• Need for an annulment of his marriage

• Disagreement over church doctrines

• Desire for more political power

What was the 'Statute of Six Articles' passed during Henry VIII's reign?

• A law to dissolve monasteries

• A set of doctrines imposing penalties for questioning Catholic beliefs

• A treaty with the Pope

• A decree to establish the Church of England

During whose reign was the first prayer book prepared?

• Henry VIII

• Mary I

• Elizabeth I

• Edward VI

What was Queen Mary I's approach to religious matters?

• She remained neutral in religious affairs

• She established a new religion

• She restored Catholic practices and persecuted Protestants

• She promoted Protestantism

Who became the supreme governor of the Church of England?

• Edward VI

• Henry VIII

• Elizabeth I

• Mary I

What was the impact of the Elizabethan compromise on England?

• It resulted in the expansion of the British Empire

• It caused economic decline

• It brought peace through religious compromise

• It led to a civil war

What was the fine for non-attendance at church under Elizabeth I?

• 5 pounds

• 10 pounds

• 12 pounds

• 15 pounds

What was the result of the Reformation in many European countries?

• Economic prosperity

• Religious civil wars

• Political stability

• Scientific advancements