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GCSE History · key term
A Protestant who did not conform to the worship or organisation of the established Church of England.
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Paper 2
Revise: Crown and ParliamentThese measures made religious conformity a condition of access to important positions and restricted the ability of Nonconformists to organise worship. However, Nonconformist communities had established strong roots during the Interregnum, and local communities were not always willing to suppress them. Passing restrictive laws did not mean that religious dissent disappeared.
Paper 1
A member of a Protestant religious group outside the Church of England, such as the Baptists, Congregationalists or Methodists.
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The use of forced Chinese labour in South African gold mines aroused moral objections, particularly among Nonconformists—Protestants outside the Church of England.