Churchmen as Royal Advisors Flashcards

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In the House of Lords, which religious figures sat alongside the nobility?

A

Abbots and bishops

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List the three Church authorities that Wolsey had

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Cardinal, Archbishop of York, ‘Legatus a latere’

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Why did being a Cardinal mean you had significant authority?

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Cardinals elected the Pope

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What position in the Church was the Archbishop of York?

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Second most important in the Church in England

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What did ‘Legatus a latere’ mean?

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He could act on behalf of the Pope in some matters

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List the three state authorities that Wolsey had

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Principal advisor to the King, Chancellor, Chief minister

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As Principal advisor, what was Wolsey’s role?

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To be responsible for the day to day government of the country

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As Chancellor, what authority did Wolsey have?

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Ultimate authority over the legal system

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As Chief minister, what authority did Wolsey have?

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Most important person in government below the King (Henry)

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