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A level history definition 1.2 Religion conflict and dissent 1625-1688Online version 17 main definitions for chapter 1.2 Britain 1625-1701 Religion by 12E1-Van-Nikkelen-Kuyper - Gerard 1 What is diocese a A pilgrimage route connecting major cathedrals in England. b A Church district overseen by a bishop. c A ceremonial robe worn by bishops during coronations. d A type of religious court used to settle theological disputes. 2 What is a Root and Branch Petition a A 1640 call to abolish bishops in England. b A royal decree abolishing all monasteries in England. c A document demanding the restoration of Catholic rituals in Parliament. d A petition calling for the expansion of the Anglican Church into Scotland. 3 What is episcopacy a A form of church governance led by elected laypeople. b A form of church governance led by elected laypeople. c A theological school promoting Calvinist doctrine. d A Church system governed by bishops. 4 what is a confessional state a A state where someone is vulnerable b A state in peace c A state where only a single religion is practices d A state that practices all religions 5 What was the book of common prayer a A medieval manuscript used by monks to record daily weather patterns. b A Catholic text outlining the rules of papal succession. c A Puritan devotional guide banned during Elizabeth I’s reign. d An Anglican worship book with set prayers and services. 6 What does predestined mean a A belief that individuals can choose their fate through prayer and good deeds. b A belief that salvation is decided by God in advance. c A belief that individuals can choose their fate through prayer and good deeds. d A doctrine stating that all humans are born without sin. 7 What is Recusancy a Refusal to attend Anglican services after the Reformation. b The act of refusing to pay church taxes in Protestant regions. c A movement encouraging Catholics to attend Anglican services. d A legal term for heresy used during the Tudor period. 8 What is a baptist a A Catholic order known for missionary work in Asia. b A protestant group supporting adult baptism and local rule. c A sect that believes in infant baptism as a path to salvation. d A group that rejected the Bible in favor of oral tradition. 9 What is a pacifist a A person who believes that War and violence are unjustifiable b A religious figure who leads military chaplaincy. c A term for those who believe war is a divine punishment. d A sect that promotes holy war as a means of purification. 10 What are Brownists and Barrowists a Anglican reformers who supported the monarchy’s control over religion. b Catholic missionaries sent to convert Puritans c Early Separatists who left the Church of England. d Early Quakers who rejected all forms of written scripture. 11 What is Catechism a A historical record of church attendance in rural parishes. b A list of banned books compiled by the Church of England. c A calendar of religious festivals used by Puritan congregations. d A Q&A book teaching faith for church ceremonies. 12 What is a Whig Historian a A scholar who focused exclusively on medieval church architecture. b A historian who believed the Reformation was a tragic mistake. c A historian who sees history as progress toward liberty. d A writer who promoted cyclical theories of religious history. 13 What is a Revisionist a Historian who challenges traditional interpretations. b A theologian who rewrote the Bible to suit modern audiences. c A monarch who changed church doctrine to gain political support. d A historian who rejected all primary sources in favor of folklore. 14 What is a Confession of Faith a A Statement outlining a church’s core beliefs. b A legal document used to prosecute heretics in court. c A ritual performed before baptism in Anglican churches. d A Catholic sacrament involving public penance. 15 What is comprehension a A doctrine promoting the separation of church and state. b A law requiring all citizens to memorize the Ten Commandments. c A movement to exclude dissenters from Parliament. d A Plan to include moderate dissenters in the Church. 16 What is a seminary a A Protestant school for training missionaries to convert Catholics. b A religious retreat centre for married clergy. c School for training clergy in theology. d A medieval guild for church musicians. 17 What is an idolator a A priest who performs rituals without scripture. b A term for those who reject all forms of religious imagery. c A believer in multiple gods within the Christian tradition. d One who worships false gods or images.

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A level history definition 1.2 Religion conflict and dissent 1625-1688Online version

by 12E1-Van-Nikkelen-Kuyper - Gerard

What is diocese

What is a Root and Branch Petition

What is episcopacy

what is a confessional state

What was the book of common prayer

What does predestined mean

What is Recusancy

What is a baptist

What is a pacifist

What are Brownists and Barrowists

What is Catechism

What is a Whig Historian

What is a Revisionist

What is a Confession of Faith

What is comprehension

What is a seminary

What is an idolator