'Anglican prayer book' diaporamas de présentation

Parliament Triumphs in England

Parliament Triumphs in England. Mr. Divett. A Contrast to Absolutism. English political power shifted away from monarchs. Parliament expanded its influence. Cooperation With Parliament. Henry VIII got Parliament to legalize his actions. Parliament approved the Act of Supremacy.

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E N T E R I N G

E N T E R I N G. Our Liturgy. Table of contents. The Mass as Literary Form slide 3 Proper and Ordinary slide 4 Order of Service Gathering the Community slide 5 Proclamation of the Word slide 8 Celebration of Eucharist slide 9 Comparison Rites 1, 2 and 3 slide 16

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Absolutism

Absolutism. England and Russia. Monarchy in England. From 1485 to 1603 England was Ruled by the Tudor dynasty. Tudors believed in divine right but also believed that better to be friends with Parliament. Charles and Elizabeth work well with Parliament

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Origins of English Rights

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4.3 Triumph of Parliament in England

4.3 Triumph of Parliament in England. Chapter 4 Section 3. Dissenter: Protestant whose views and opinions differed with those of the Church of England Habeas corpus: principle that a person cannot be held in prison without first being charged with a specific crime

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Celebrating Humanity

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Absolutism in England (1603-1688)

Absolutism in England (1603-1688). James I (Stuart) (1603-1625). Complete believer in the divine right monarchy No use for Parliament and has absolute power Millenary Petition - petition given to James as soon as he reached the capital signed by 1,000 churchmen. No popery and no bishops

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The English Speaking World

The English Speaking World. From 1485-1603, England was ruled by the Tudor dynasty. The Tudors needed Parliament, Henry VIII for his divorce and his seizure of church lands. Henry VIII needed money for his wars. Elizabeth consulted Parliament as well. . The Early Stuarts.

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ABSOLUTISM GONE WRONG

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