Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Religious Customs
When Elizabeth became
Queen in the November of 1558, it was widely believed that she would restore
the Protestant faith in England. Mary's persecution of Protestants had
done much damage to the standing of Catholicism in England, and the number
of Protestants in the country was steadily increasing. Although Elizabeth
had adhered to the Catholic faith during her sister's reign, she had been
raised a Protestant, and was committed to that faith. Elizabeth's religious
views were remarkably tolerant for the age in which she lived. Research religious customs and post your findings.
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The two major religions in Elizabethan England were the catholic and Protestant religions.....
ReplyDeleteEveryone was catholic and they believed in church services. Catholics believed that churches celebrated god and elaborately decorated with statues and shrines
ReplyDeleteMost in the Elizabethan Age were Protestant or Catholic.
ReplyDeleteThey believed that Priests knew how to wash your sins away but for a price
Catholic was the main religion in Italy. It was ruled by the Pope. People went and confessed their sins to the priest.(Jessica & karissa).
ReplyDeletetwo major religions in Elizabethan England were the Catholic and Protestant religions
ReplyDeleteDaniel Sanchez and Enrique Ramirez
- The two major religions in the Elizabethan Era was Catholic and Protestants religions .
ReplyDelete- In the 1500's there were new beliefs and new religions .
- If you weren't a Protestant it brought ricks to personal wealth and also life .
Boys at twelve years old could have up to 14 wives that's a lot of child support
ReplyDelete"Italy influence Spain and France for the spirit of Romance"
ReplyDeleteEurope was divided into two major fractions . They were Catholics and Protestant . Elizabeth's first act as the Queen was restoring Protestantism as the official religion . She also wanted the Catholics to not be afraid to be there own religion .
ReplyDeleteLeilani Rivera
Meleek
Queen Elizabeth did not allowed people to be catholic. -Sonia Zamudio
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ReplyDeleteWhen you were born the 1500s your parents were catholic
ReplyDeleteJenesis Chapman , Valerie De La Rosa
Catholic was the main religion in Italy. Catholic was not the only religion there was Protestant.
ReplyDeleteIn Italy they would be able to get married at a young age and u would get in trouble for being another religion that's not cathlec
ReplyDeleteThe main religions in Elizabethan era were Catholic and Protestant. And failure to adhere the 'favored' religion depending on where you live would often lead to death. Queen Mary (Elizabeth's sister) would kill anyone who had beliefs other than hers hence her nickname Bloody Mary.
ReplyDelete-Cristina & Alicia
The two major religions in Elizabethan England were the Catholic and Protestant religions. The religions were so strong some led to exacution.
ReplyDeleteBack in the Elizabethan Era kids and teens were able to marry at the age of 14 and you also had to be Catholic
ReplyDeleteEveryone is required to attend a church service once a month. The service is referred to as the Prayer Service, or the Prayer Book Service, and sometimes as Common Prayer, Holy Eucharist, or the Lord's Supper.
ReplyDeleteIn the early 1500's the people of England all practised the Roman Catholic religion. The people went to church to learn the religion.
ReplyDeleteThe Schools taught official religion decreed by the reigning Queen or King
ReplyDeleteElizabethan Protestants believed that God only could forgive your sins
Alexandra&Nathaniel
During the Elizebethan era catholic and Protestant battled for power in England, and Jews in Italy.
ReplyDeleteMany people were catholic most of them were different types of religions ...... Their was still many types of religion that people were able to go to . They did not allow them to be a different religion
ReplyDeleteThe people in the Elizabethan age beloved that Catholic Church services should have been done in Latin. That was a big part of the way that they liked to run their church services. Daniel kittinger,Anastacio fuerte, Creighton Ubides
ReplyDeleteThe religions are catholic and Protestant. They practiced the Roman Catholic religion
ReplyDeleteTheir were two main religions called catholic and Protestant. If you were catholic you must pay a fine for going into the church. If you were not religious you were sometimes faced with problems with people and looked down upon.
ReplyDeleteMark Ballinger
Victor Lopez
Lexie, Allan, & Alberto: Their were the Catholic and Protestant religions in the Elizabethan Era. Queen Elizabeth did not allow people to be catholic.
ReplyDeleteIn the Elizabethan Era they believe that the Bible useful for their language.
ReplyDeleteThe women really had little choice to choose hero to marry and had to Mary in a church
ReplyDeleteThere was Jews in England. Catholics come later in her era. Elizabeth was jewish.
ReplyDeleteJoshua Abbott & Marleene Carlos