Edward And Northumberland Flashcards

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What does he do in 1550 to gain power over the council?

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Expels all Catholics and becomes lord president.

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2
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What was different about his style of government?

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Increased loyal supporters form 16 to 33(patronage) , less proclamations and more delegation.

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3
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What the problems that Northumberland face with finance in 1549?

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£50 000 deficit and had to borrow from kings household, bankrupt debt of £30 0000.

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What effort did Northumberland take to solve the financial problems?

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Debased coinage for emergency fund in 1551 - inflation but raised £114 000 .
Appoints sir Thomas Gresham to go to Netherlands to invest in markets given £12 000 to pay off loans as well.
Established the privy coffer for future emergency funds instead of loans.

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5
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What socio economic problems did northumberland face ?

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Poor harvests 1549-1550, inflation 9-19 shillings a quarter of grain by 1551, vagrancy, enclosures.

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What were his solutions to the socio economic problems he faced ?

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Repealed vagrancy act, wool tax for popularity.
1551- stock piles of grain for distribution.
March1552- reissues full restoration of coinage, slowed down inflation as silver content back to 1527 levels
Not as much unrest, no repeat of summer

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7
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Problems Northumberland had with foreign policy?

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Strain on finance, religious change so relationships with empire, union highly unlikely as Mary in France, hostile Scotland. Unrest at home in 1549.

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8
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What humiliating treaty was signed in 1550?

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Treaty of Boulogne

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What were the result of the treaty of Boulogne(1550)?

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City returned not for 600000 but for £133333. Garrisons intact needed to be left with artillery, pension goes(£35k), has to withdraw all troops from Scotland, marriage agreed between ed, Elizabeth Valois but never happens, defensive alliance with French.
Made look weak in Europe.
Some borders restored in scots to 1540 lines

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10
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When did Cranmer write a second book on common prayer?

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1553- more radical, no transubstantiation.

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11
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When did Edward die?

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1553 from septicaemia

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12
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How old was ed when he died ?

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15- still young so no will allowed to be made.

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13
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What is the name of the document that ed wrote to disinherit Mary and Elizabeth and why?

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Letter patent- form the line of succession in June 1553 , 22nobles signed it including Cranmer, it wasn’t legally binding.

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14
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What was northumberland’s solution to the succession crisis in 1553?

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He marries Guildford Dudley and lady jane grey and claims she was rightful heir ( was initially 4th in line to the throne)
This way he could maintain power.

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When lady jane grey is proclaimed as queen in 1553 (July) where does Mary flee to?

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East Anglia- Suffolk Framlingham castle to rally crowd to back rightful heir.

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Give details of the succession after Mary flees to Suffolk.

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Possibility of a civil war and starts to walk on London ,Northumberland send 2000men.
Many of the men deserted Northumberland and he was captured in Cambridge and executed in aug22nd
Mass public rejoicing.
Lady jane grey or Guildford not executed -advised to show leniency.

17
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How many executions were made after the western rebellion?

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3000 - brutally suppressed due to lack of respect in articles and was a direct challenge to the crown

18
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What were the main causes of the weastern rebellion?

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Changes in religious reform e.g chantries act, new prayer book, Cornwall more hostile toward gentry, still poverty and strong sense of national identity was under threat.

19
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What were the main causes of the Kett’s rebellion?

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6-8th July drunken feast, enclosures fences broke down.

Collapse of the textile industry led to large unemployment, farmers were badly affected by enclosures.

20
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How many executions were there for the Kett’s rebellion?

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49 and Kett was hanged in November

21
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Who suppresses the Western rebellion?

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Russell and gentry

22
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What was northumberland’s religious orientation?

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Not overt, chameleonic, plotted against Cranmer for support if the king but pretends to sympathise with Catholics to win support.