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Act of Supremacy 1559 Fact-Matching Game

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Embark on a journey through history with our new game, “The Act of Supremacy 1559”! Immerse yourself in the political and religious turmoil of 16th century England as you navigate the intricacies of Queen Elizabeth I’s landmark legislation.

  • Uncover the motivations behind the Act of Supremacy
  • Explore the impact of the legislation on English society
  • Discover the key figures involved in the implementation of the act

Game Details: a fact-matching game where you piece together important information fragments. Use spells for hints and extra time!

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  • The Act of Supremacy 1559 was enacted during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
  • The Act of Supremacy declared Elizabeth I as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England.
  • The Act of Supremacy reaffirmed the break of the Church of England from the authority of the Pope.
  • The Act of Supremacy required all clergy and government officials to take an oath acknowledging the Queen's supremacy.
  • The Act of Supremacy authorized the Queen to appoint bishops and other high-ranking church officials.
  • The Act of Supremacy established penalties for anyone who denied the Queen's supremacy.
  • The Act of Supremacy was passed by the Parliament of England.
  • The Act of Supremacy played a key role in solidifying the Protestant Reformation in England.
  • The Act of Supremacy was a response to the religious divisions and conflicts during the reigns of Henry VIII and Edward VI.
  • The Act of Supremacy was part of Elizabeth I's efforts to establish religious stability and unity within England.
  • The Act of Supremacy helped to consolidate the power of the English monarchy over the church.
  • The Act of Supremacy prohibited the authority of foreign powers, such as the Pope, over the Church of England.
  • The Act of Supremacy was influenced by the ideas of Protestant reformers like John Calvin.
  • The Act of Supremacy helped in establishing Elizabeth I's control over religious matters and preventing any Catholic opposition.
  • The Act of Supremacy was a significant step in the process of transforming England into a Protestant nation.
  • The Act of Supremacy solidified the monarch's authority to govern the Church of England as the Supreme Governor.
  • The Act of Supremacy remained in effect for over 400 years, until it was repealed in 1969.
  • The Act of Supremacy was one of several acts passed during Elizabeth I's reign to establish Protestantism as the dominant religion in England.
  • The Act of Supremacy was an important turning point in England's religious and political history.
  • The Act of Supremacy faced opposition from Catholics who remained loyal to the authority of the Pope.

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