K5H2 Elizabethan religion: settlement, reform and Catholic challenge personal learning checklist

OCR A-level History A · Y107 · Elizabethan period study

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The settlement and its political setting
explain the 1559 settlement through doctrine jurisdiction worship and political constraints
evaluate accommodation conformity and the practical limits of religious implementation
Puritan aims, networks and parliamentary tactics
analyse varied Puritan aims and the networks supporting reform
evaluate parliamentary and printed attempts to secure further religious change
compare Parker Grindal and Whitgift in their relationships with Elizabeth
judge the extent of Puritan success without equating restriction with disappearance
Catholic opposition, Mary Stuart and government reaction
explain how Mary's claim arrival and detention changed the Catholic security problem
compare the Ridolfi Throckmorton and Babington conspiracies and government responses
evaluate missionary religion and the development of penal legislation
assess the seriousness of Catholic threats through consistent comparative criteria
Building an argument about religious success and conflict
construct a qualified argument comparing challenges and the settlement's success

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