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1
Q

Why was the political situation becoming more radical?

A

1- end to the French war
2- Cramner was becoming more radical
3- Nicholas Ridley and John Hooper were becoming more radical and influential
4- reflect increased role of of Edward who took role very seriously

2
Q

How much of London was Protestant in 1550?

A

20%

3
Q

What measures did Parliament introduce in December 1550?

A

Measures to quicken the pace of removing Catholic practice:

  • enforce act of uniformity
  • more radical bishops
  • alters replaced by communion tables
4
Q

When did the evangelical reforms begin?

A

Parliament of January 1552

5
Q

What were the key features of New Common Prayer Book 1552?

A
  • removal of classic mass procedures
  • removed all conservative doctrine in the church
  • rewriting baptism
  • reform of communion with con substantiation
  • alters replaced with communion tables
6
Q

What were the key doctrinal changes?

A
  • removed all conservative doctrine

Eg- transubstantiation was outlawed

7
Q

What were the key changes to practice?

A
  • all classical mass procedures
  • rewriting of all baptism, confirmation and funeral services
  • alters replaced by communion tables
  • ban on popish vestmants
8
Q

What did Bishop Hooper find in the 1553 survey?

A

10/331 clergy could not recite the Lords Prayer

171/311 could not repeat the commandments

9
Q

What conservative practice was allowed to remain within the church?

A
  • black rubric allowed kneeling when taking communion
  • vestmants- surplice for priest and rochet for bishops was allowed to remain.
  • communion kept some of its conservative role.
10
Q

How much untapped wealth did the Church have in 1552?

A

£1,087,978

11
Q

What was Northumberland strategy on religious policy?

A

1- continuing strong Protestant reforms

2- plundering the wealth of the church