licences that allowed them to practice their jobs. In this way, the Church was able to monitor other professions for the government. EXTENSION Overall, how successful was the settlement and why? – Puritans The Puritans were pleased that the new Church was Protestant, but felt that it did not go far enough. They believed that it was too much of a compromise with the Catholics. They wanted a more extreme form of Protestant service, along with churches that were plain and simple. The Puritans did try and persuade Elizabeth to make changes. Between 1559 and 1563, bishops pushed for the removal of those things they believed were Catholic.’ These things included Holy Days, using the sign of ‘too the cross, organ music and above all imposing rules about the wearing of dark, plain clothes. Elizabeth ignored the Puritans campaigns. Some MP’s who tried to make changes through Parliament in the 1570s were imprisoned.
licences that allowed them to practice their jobs. In this way, the Church was able to monitor other professions for the government. EXTENSION – Overall, how successful was the settlement and why? Puritans The Puritans were pleased that the new Church was Protestant, but felt that it did not go far enough. They believed that it was too much of a compromise with the Catholics. They wanted a more extreme form of Protestant service, along with churches that were plain and simple. The Puritans did try and persuade Elizabeth to make changes. Between 1559 and 1563, bishops pushed for the removal of those things they believed were ‘too Catholic.’ These things included Holy Days, using the sign of the cross, organ music and above all imposing rules about the wearing of dark, plain clothes. Elizabeth ignored the Puritans campaigns. Some MP’s who tried to make changes through Parliament in the 1570s were imprisoned.
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