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Religion and society; the Jesuits, Inquisition and relations with the Papacy.
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The 'Golden Age', 1556–1598 (A-level only)
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Religion and society; the Jesuits, Inquisition and relations with the Papacy
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Which of the following was a key feature of the Jesuit order during the Golden Age of Spain?
Direct answer
The Jesuit order, founded in 1534, became known for its educational initiatives, establishing schools and universities that promoted Catholic education and countered Protestantism.
Key terms
- Catholic Orthodoxy: The adherence to the traditional beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church.
- Religious Conformity: The enforcement of uniformity in religious beliefs and practices within a society.
Common trap
Confusing the Jesuits with other religious orders: Clarify the Jesuits' specific role in education and their founding principles distinct from other orders.
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