Source A: Edicts of Edward VI

'The new Protestant reforms aimed to remove Catholic practices and promote the English Reformation.' Provenance: Official government proclamation, 1549.

Source B: Mary I's Reversal of Reforms

'I will restore the Catholic faith and remove all heresy from England.' Provenance: Royal decree issued by Mary I, 1553.

Source C: The Reformation in England

'The spread of Protestant ideas, dissatisfaction with the Catholic Church, and the influence of European reformers drove change.' Provenance: 16th-century historical overview.

Source D: Popular Support and Opposition

'Many saw reform as necessary, but others, especially Catholics, opposed the changes.' Provenance: Contemporary commentary, 1550s.

Source E: Impact of Edward VI's Reforms

'The reforms led to increased religious division and unrest among traditional Catholics.' Provenance: Historical analysis, late 16th century.

Source F: Mary I's Re-establishment of Catholicism

'Her policies resulted in persecution of Protestants and the strengthening of Catholic influence.' Provenance: Contemporary accounts, 1550s.

Source G: Long-term Religious Conflict

'The religious upheavals of this period set the stage for future conflicts, including the English Civil War.' Provenance: Modern historical interpretation.