Edward VI Flashcards

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What action did Henry II of France take regarding Scotland?

A

Henry II of France sent a fleet of 4000 men to Scotland to defend against the English.

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What troops did England send into Scotland?

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England sent 16k infantry, 4k cavalry, 30 warships, and 50 supply ships from Berwick and Carlisle.

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What was the significance of the Book of Homilies and Paraphrases?

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It contained some sermons written by Cranmer.

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What were the Royal Injunctions?

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Orders were given for all the clergy to preach in English and have an English Bible, and superstitious images were to be removed.

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What happened on September 10th 1547 at the Battle of Pinkie?

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England beat the Scots, and Somerset gained control of the border region, but England wasn’t strong enough to control all of Scotland due to French support.

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What was the financial impact of the Second French War on England?

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The war cost £600,000 and pushed Scotland and France together.

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What was the Vagrancy Act?

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Able-bodied people who were out of work for three days were to be branded with a V and sold into slavery for 2 years, with their children taken from them to work as apprentices.

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What was the purpose of the Royal Visitation?

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Commissioners were sent to all bishoprics to examine the state of the clergy, and the doctrine and practices of the Church.

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What did the Chantries Act revive?

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The Act of Dissolution from Henry’s last Parliament in 1545, condemning all prayers for the dead.

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What was the significance of the Act of Six Articles being repealed?

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It left the Church effectively without an official doctrine.

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What did the repeal of the Treason Act allow?

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It allowed people to discuss religion freely without fear of arrest or imprisonment, and to print and publish freely.

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What were the proclamations issued in early 1548 intended to do?

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They aimed to dampen Protestant unrest and assert that transubstantiation was still technically in force.

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What happened on February 11th, 1548?

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All images were to be removed from churches, achieved with remarkably little opposition.

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What was the First Prayer Book?

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A manual written by Cranmer outlining the liturgy to be followed in services.

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What did the Act of Uniformity establish?

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It made the Book of Common Prayer the official liturgy.

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What was the outcome of the rebellion in Sampford, Devon?

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The use of the new Prayer Book provoked rebellion, leading to violent confrontations.

17
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What was the result of the Kett Rebellion?

A

Kett was arrested, and the rebels were dealt with according to the law with only 49 executions.

18
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What happened to Somerset in October 1549?

A

Somerset surrendered and was imprisoned.

19
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What was the state of the Council after Northumberland took control?

A

The Council had a majority of religious conservatives.

20
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What was the outcome of Kett’s trial?

A

Kett was tried for treason and hanged.

21
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What significant financial reform occurred in 1550?

A

The Sheep Tax was repealed and the Vagrancy Act was repealed.

22
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What was the Treaty of Boulogne?

A

A treaty between England and France that improved the Crown’s finances, with France paying £133,333 for Boulogne.

23
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What was the Second Book of Common Prayer?

A

A highly Protestant document that removed all traces of Catholicism and established a Eucharist ceremony in line with Calvin’s beliefs.

24
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What was the ‘Black Rubric’ Proclamation?

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It explained that kneeling to receive Communion was for good order, not out of idolatry.

25
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What happened to Edward VI in July 1553?

A

Edward contracted possible tuberculosis and died.

26
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What was Northumberland’s plan regarding the succession?

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To ensure Edward would pass the crown to Lady Jane Grey instead of Elizabeth or Mary.