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Religion The Church of England LO: To assess how effectively the Church of England evolved in conditions of conflict and revolution 1625-40. Why is it interesting, important and relevant to learn about Religion during Stuart Britain? Consider: What can you see out of the window from the top of...

Religion The Church of England LO: To assess how effectively the Church of England evolved in conditions of conflict and revolution 1625-40. Why is it interesting, important and relevant to learn about Religion during Stuart Britain? Consider: What can you see out of the window from the top of the tower block? Today’s society Top Tip: Refer to previous notes. See pages 40-41 Challenge: How and why was there What were the key features of the Church of England in 1625? Consider: What is meant by a ‘Confessional State’? How was the Church of England a 'middle way' between Catholicism and Puritanism? Top Tip: Refer to previous notes. See pages 40-41 Challenge: How and why was there conflict with regards to religion from  Puritans Martin Luther 1517 Recusancy laws Germany thought that fined practising Elizabeth's State Roman Catholics church/religious church was who did not too Roman toleration attend the Bible in the Catholic. They Church of disliked the vernacular Elizabetha England. use of bishops Ritual and n Church and church superstition out! Settlemen courts. t Henry VIII broke with Rome Elizabeth retained some Established some Roman Catholic elements 'protestant' traditions such as baptism, Holy Edward VI - Protestant Communion and the use of Mary – Catholic robes and formal prayers. restoration  Recap Hold up a card to indicate for each one when asked.  Arminianism and William Laud What do you remember William Laud? Look at the cartoon. What does it remind you/suggest about William Laud? Describe the key features of Arminianism. Top Tip: page 42-44 of the book. Challenge: How and why A cartoon taken from a satirical play, showing William Laud was there conflict with dining off the ears of Puritans, circa 1635. regards to religion? How  The Church of England 1625-40 Laud’s policies and religious uniformity Read with meaning Read page 28 of the revision guide Key Facts: Laud’s policies and religious uniformity: What were they? What happened? Underline/highlight/select and record key points. Analysis: Explain the impact this had on the Church of England. Explain whether this strengthened or undermined the Church of England. Evaluation: Overall, how far were Laud’s attempts to impose religious uniformity on the Church of England successful? How did the Church of England evolve?  Laudian Reform 1628-40 Knowledge questions read pages 44-46 1. What Catholic activities aided the growing fear of Arminianism? 2. What title did Laud assume in 1633? 3. Where were dissenting ministers summoned? 4. Give two ways in which Laud changed the physical appearance of the Church. 5. Can you find two criticisms of Laudian bishops from the Long Parliament?  What impression do you get from source 3 of the way in which the Court of High Commission worked?  Home Learning Read page 46-47 Take notes on ‘The rejection of Arminianism in the Long Parliament 1640-43’ and ‘Radicalism and the Civil War’ for the next Stuart Lesson.  How was the church reordered under the Long Parliament? The Root and Branch petition, signed by 15,000 Londoners asked for the abolition of episcopacy. Puritans MPs were able to force the king to remove bishops from the Privy Council, and to pass a bill in the House of Commons to remove them from the Lords. But, the attempt to abolish episcopacy failed. 1643 the Parliamentarians signed the Covenant with the Scots which included the establishment of a Presbyterian church in England as an aim. This was significant in the fight to secure a Presbyterian church in England.  Radicalism and the Civil War 1646 Parliament passed a series of resolutions designed to create a Presbyterian church. Bishops replaced by deacons and elders Book of Common Prayer replaced by Directory of Worship Arminian features such as stained glass were removed Festivals such as Christmas replaced by days of fasting and prayer The New The Model Army emergence generally Why did attempts of new, supported the more establishment to create a radical grou of Presbyterian ps independent churches Apologetical church in England Narration end in failure? 1644 1644-49 Charles was able to The mobility take advantage of the of the New split between Model Army Presbyterians and Religion during the interregnum The Instrument of Government in 1653 granted freedom of worship to all except Catholics and more extreme Protestant sects. Relative Whattoleration. does the Naylor case suggest about the attitude of the Protectorate government  The Restoration of Anglicanism 1. What evidence is there that the Convention Parliament favoured a tolerant Church of England? 2. What was a latitudinarian? 3. What two events destroyed this early tolerance? 4. In what ways was Gilbert Sheldon similar to Laud? 5. Describe the Act of Uniformity 1662 and its consequences. 6. How did the Corporation Act keep non-conformists out of public life? 7. What happened to Charles II's 1st and 2nd Declaraton of Indulgence? 8. Why did CII allow Danby to persecute non-conformists? 9. What happened to the Seven Bishops who opposed James II's Declaration of Indulgence in 1688?  The Church of England during the Interregnum Parliament’s Reordering of the Church 1640-53 What were the key changes? Which religious direction did these changes lean in? Any surprises or contradictions? Did this undermine or strengthen the Anglican Church? The Cromwellian Church 1653-62 What were the key changes? Which religious direction did these changes lean in? Any surprises or contradictions? Did this undermine or strengthen the Anglican Church? The Restoration of Anglicanism 1660-62 What were the key changes? Which religious direction did these changes lean in? Any surprises or contradictions? Did this undermine or strengthen the Anglican Church?