Author Question: What objections did Puritans have to the Anglican Church? How did the position of the separatist ... (Read 59 times)

formula1 · **on:** Sep 21, 2019

Question 1

Under mercantilism, what were colonists supposed to do?

A) produce expensive manufactured products
B) consume manufactured goods from the mother country
C) consume natural resources from the mother country
D) consume manufactured goods from foreign countries

Question 2

Jean-Baptiste Colbert served as Louis XIVs __________.

A) finance minister
B) principal religious advisor
C) commander of the armed forces
D) chief political strategist

Question 3

Louis XIV __________.

A) was responsible for a sharp decline in French power
B) was uninterested in governing
C) denounced mercantilism
D) centralized the monarchys power

Question 4

Louis XIV was known as the __________.

A) Great King
B) Sun King
C) Golden King
D) Warrior King

Question 5

Throughout Louis XIVs reign, his officials followed a set of policies known as __________.

A) economic rationalism
B) pre-socialism
C) mercantilism
D) neo-capitalism

Question 6

What objections did Puritans have to the Anglican Church? How did the position of the separatist minority differ from the non-separatist majority?

What will be an ideal response?

nanny · **Reply #1 on:** Sep 21, 2019

Answer 1

Answer: B

Answer 2

Answer: A

Answer 3

Answer: D

Answer 4

Answer: B

Answer 5

Answer: C

Answer 6

Answer: The ideal answer should include:

Puritans believed that the Anglican Church had not gone far enough in its rejection of Roman Catholicism.

They objected to what they saw as the churchs bureaucratic hierarchy, ornate rituals, and failure to enforce strict observance of the Christian Sabbath each Sunday.

They wanted to replace Anglican services with the stark simplicity of Calvinist worship.

They wanted to limit church membership to the devout, and they insisted that the church should be independent from the state.

Separatists believed that they had to completely break with the Anglican Church, which they saw as irredeemably corrupt. Most Puritans, however, believed that the Anglican Church could be reformed from within.