edward

Question 1

easter 1547

Answer 1

compline sung in english at the chapel royal to show edwards support of protestantism

Question 2

january-march 1548

Answer 2

series of proclamations issued to stop protestant unrest

Question 3

11th february 1548

Answer 3

all images removed from church

Question 4

24th april 1548

Answer 4

proclamation saying oly authorised clergy’s can preach

Question 5

23rd september 1548

Answer 5

proclamation stating no preaching into new liturgy introduced

Question 6

december 1548

Answer 6

first prayer book

Question 7

northumberlands religion

Answer 7

catholic but in order to have power pretended to be protestant

Question 8

first or second book more radical?

Answer 8

second book which was under northumberland as eacharist sermon in line with Calvin's beliefs in a 'spritual prescence'
eucharist now called lords supper
traditional robes banned
alters replaced by communion tables 
no cross symbol at communion

Question 9

northumberland key changes

Answer 9

treason act

second prayer book

Question 10

population changes

Answer 10

rise from 2.3 million to 3 million
agriculture couldn’t keep up with this
bad harvests were a serious issue
structure changes-most of the population was young so dependancy ratio changed

Question 11

poverty

Answer 11

enclosure and slump in the trade cloth meant lots more unemployment
prise rise made poverty worse too

Question 12

Kett rebellion

Answer 12

east angelia
robert kett the leader
started at an enclosure riot in the Norfolk town of attleborough and wymondham on the 8th of july 1549
annoyed local lawyer John Flowerdew had brought the local abbey church and started to demolish parts of it and enclose land
kett had enclosed land himself but he was a good leader gathered 16,000 men
marched towards norwich
set up a camp on the outskirts of mousehole heath
local forces unable to disperse the rebels and they siezed norwich, englands second largest city
goverment forced to act sent 14,000 troops to deal with the problem but they were defeated
northumberland sent in and this lead to the masscare of the rebels
while the rebels were at mousehold heaththey set up a list of demands
very structured
own commisions for food and drink and justice administered in the camps with gentlemen brought to the ‘tree of Reformation’
social divisions were a large issue 6% owned 60% of the wealth
decline in cloth industry and increase in poverty and unemployment

Question 13

western rebellion

Answer 13

cornwall and devon
1549 peasants met to impose the act of uniformity
devon on whit monday locals opposed the new prayer book
rising spread 20th june
against gentry
religion bu wrote by catholic priests

Question 14

1552 religious laws

Answer 14

treason act offence to question royal supremacy or the church
second act of uniformity offence for clergy and leity not to attend church
financial reasons for this too