The Significance of Factors in Religious Turmoil during Edward VI & Mary I
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This worksheet explores the key factors influencing religious turmoil during the reigns of Edward VI and Mary I, encouraging students to categorize, rank, and justify their importance.
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The Significance of Factors in Religious Turmoil during Edward VI & Mary I
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Introduction to Religious Turmoil during Edward VI & Mary I
Source A: Edict of Uniformity (1559)
'The realm shall be governed by the Book of Common Prayer, and all subjects shall attend church services accordingly.' Provenance: Official government proclamation issued by Edward VI.
Historian View:
'The religious reforms under Edward VI introduced Protestantism, which faced resistance from traditional Catholic supporters.'
Categorizing Factors in Religious Turmoil
Source B: Taxation of Religious Lands (1559)
'The dissolution of monasteries has led to the redistribution of land, affecting the economy and social structure.' Provenance: Economic report from the Privy Council.
Historian View:
'Economic changes, such as the redistribution of church lands, significantly influenced the social and political landscape, contributing to unrest.'
Religious Factors and Their Role
Source C: The Act of Repealing (1553)
'Reverting to Catholic practices, the act aimed to restore traditional faiths but faced resistance.' Provenance: Parliamentary record.
Historian View:
'Religious doctrines and practices were central to the conflicts, as both reformers and traditionalists fought over control of religious life.'
Ranking the Factors
Source D: Summary of Causes
'Political shifts, religious reforms, economic redistribution, and social change all contributed to the religious turmoil.' Provenance: Summary report by a modern historian.
Historian View:
'While all factors played a role, some were more influential than others in creating unrest.'
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