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HI Pp. 204-211
Ch. 15 QUIZ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| the greatest event of the Tudor period | English Reformation |
| the first Tudor king of England | Henry 7 |
| King Henry 8's first wife | Catherine of Aragon |
| King Henry 8's second wife | Anne Boleyn |
| What act did Parliament pass that recognized Henry as the "supreme head" of the English church? | Act of Supremacy 1534 |
| King Henry 8's third wife | Jane Seymour |
| the Protestant archbishop of Canterbury | Thomas Cranmer |
| With the help of what two scholars did Thomas Cranmer lead England toward a more complete reform? | Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer |
| a book which was made up of prayers to be spoken or even sung | Book of Common Prayer |
| the first daughter of Henry 8 and became queen of England; AKA "Bloody Mary" | Mary Tudor |
| Who wrote the "Book of Martyrs"? | John Foxe |
| the future monarch of Spain; was known for his devotion to the Roman church and his fierce opposition to the Protestant movement | Philip 2 |
| one of the most extraordinary people involved in the English Reformation (a 16 year old girl) | Lady Jane Grey |
| "Good Queen Bess" | Elizabeth 1 |
| a series of laws which officially established many Protestant doctrines and practices | Elizabethan Settlement |
| The Elizabethan Settlement laid the foundation for what? | The Anglican church |
| those who wanted to purify the church of England; they felt the Anglican church was still too Romanistic in outlook | Puritans |
| Queen of Scots | Mary Stuart |
| the outstanding leader of the Scottish Reformation | John Knox |
| What opened violently with the execution of preachers who urged reform? | Scottish Reformation |
| The Church of Scotland was called what? | Scottish Presbyterian Church |
| the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe | Sir Francis Drake |
| perhaps the greatest naval force the world has seen | Invincible Armada |
| After how many days had the English completely defeated the Armada? | 10 days |
| In what year was the Armada defeated? | 1588 |
| perhaps the greatest writer of all time | William Shakespeare |
| Who wrote these plays: Julius Caesar, Hamlet, A Midsummer's Night's Dream, and Romeo and Juliet? | William Shakespeare |
| Edmund Spenser from politics to poetry, whether in real drama of war or the make-believe drama of a theater stage, the ____________ , as the reign of Elizabeth is now known, shine in English history and in the history of the world. | Elizabethan Age |
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