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| Pregunta | Respuesta |
| who spread protestant ideas in Scotland? and what year? | George Wishart spread protestant ideas in Scotland by preaching in 1545 |
| who murdered George Wishart and why? | Cardinal Beaton murdered George wishart. Beaton was Catholic and wanted to restore the Catholic faith back into Scotland. |
| What happened to Cardinal Beaton? | he Was killed by a group of protestants at St Andrews castle. |
| what treaty was formed in 1560? explain the treaty. | The treaty of Edinburgh was formed it claimed: -English and France would withdraw their troops -the scots would be left to run their own affairs |
| Describe the second book of discipline | in 1578 the second book of discipline set out a vision of a Presbyterian Kirk. it led to exercise meetings of ministers to discuss doctrine which developed into presbyteries. A Presbyterian system could make the church virtually independent from a secular Government. |
| Describe "The Huntly revolt" | The Earl of Huntly was a Catholic and wanted to influence the Queen's decisions. Huntly and his son put pressure on the Queen, and treated her disrespectfully. He tried to raise and army against Mary but was defeated and he died soon after. His son was put on trial and beheaded. |
| what four events took place in 1560? | Mary of Guise died. King Francis of France dies. Treaty of Edinburgh was created. first book of discipline written up. |
| Who wrote the first book of discipline? -include the year and why it was created. | The first book of discipline was created by John Knox in 1560, he wrote his ideas for the new reformed church in scotland. |
| what did the newly reformed parliament do in 1560? | the parliament accepted the reformation and bought the Popes influence over Scotland to and end. |
| explain the Act that was passed in 1584. | The 'Black Acts' passed by the Government abolished presbyteries and asserted Royal supremacy. |
| describe the three main causes of the Revolt against Mary of Guise? | 1. Anti-French feeling 2. Protestantism 3. A desire to strip the church of much of its wealth |
| describe the "beggars summons" | In 1558 anonymous notices were nailed to the doors of many Friaries, claiming the Friars were rich and ungodly. |
| describe the treaty of Haddington | in 1548 the Scottish Government decided it needed the French help to drive out the English. The king of France wanted Mary to marry the Dauphin of France which would join the two crowns together. |
| what treaty did the parliament reject in 1543? | The treaty of Greenwich was rejected which ended the royal marriage between Scotland and England. |
| describe the 'rough wooing' that the Scots had to face | King Henry VIII was frustrated with the Scots ending the royal marriage that he tried to force them into the English marriage, so in 1544 King Henry VIII sent his army to Scotland to do as much damage as possible. |
| describe the "kirk sessions" | The kirk sessions of protestant Scotland were instruments of moral and religious control . |
| Describe the provisions of the poor after the reformation in Scotland | The kirk distinguished between the deserving and the undeserving poor. the undeserving poor were not to be helped, this included unlicensed beggars, in fact they were punished. poor relief was provided in the parish where you were born. |
| describe the impact the reformation had on Catholics in Scotland. | after 1560 the kirk demonstrated considerable tolerance in their treatment of catholic clergy. it proved impracticable to dispossess the Catholic clergy of their benefices. |
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