Henry's government Flashcards

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how did parliament change over henry’s reign (mainly under comrwell)

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  • increased use in order to legislate the break from rome
  • met in 1529 and remained for 7 years
  • from 1532 and 1540 333 acts passed
  • granted 14 new boroughs to elected their own MP

created some changes that remain to this day such as 3 reading for bills in commons and lords and henry viii clause s

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how did legal reform change number henry (mostly wolsey)

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  • court of chancery and court of star chamber made legal justice easier and cheaper to come by for the laity

however the star chamber only heard 120 cases and was slow to dispense justice

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financial reform

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  • tudor subsidy raised £250,000
  • amicabke grant was supposed to take 1/3 of bishops salary and 1/6 of everyone elses

HOWEVER
subsidy was only 1/4 of what henry wanted
ambicable grant sparked an uprsising in 1525

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4
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how did the privy chamber change

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Wolsey initiated the 1526 Eltham ordinances in order to reduce power and influence fo advisors closest to henry cutting chamber from 12 to 6

however wolsey did this for his own benefit to remove opponents of his rather than to end corruption

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5
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how did cromwell change the royal council

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  • replaced nobles with lawyes, and professional intellectuals to make decision making be based more around rational though rather than personal gain
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6
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how many acts did parliament under cromwell pass

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333

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7
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what changed in comrwell’s parliament

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called in 1529 and sat for 7 years
created 14 new constituencies

created things such as 3 bill readings in lords and commons and the henry vii clauses

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8
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how many people were incolved in amicable grant uprising

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4,000 in surrey

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9
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what beurocratic reforms did wolsey make

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  • court of chancery
  • reformed star chamber to dispense fast justice and encouaged poor to challenge nobels
  • eltham ordinances
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10
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what was the proposed amicable grant

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clergy to pay 1/3 taxes to gov and normal poeple pay 1/6th

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second act of annates

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  • 1534 second act of annates allowed hnery to appoint abbotts and bishops
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12
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beurocratic changes

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  • comwell made kings council be dominated by lawyers and skillfull beurocrats rather than nobels
  • elthan ordiannces changed the amount of people in privvy chamber to 6 from 12
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13
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court of augmentations

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contolled land and fiannces formely under the control of the catholic church

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14
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why were conservatives dominating court in early 1540s

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  • got key cosnitional refroms to happen such as the act of six articles

cromwell was removed

howard married henry who was the neice of the earl of norfolk

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why was the domiance of the conservatives at court short lives

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because the age difference of them (30 years)

and there were roumors of howard be aldulterous whihc leads to her execution and saw norfolks fall in court

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16
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succsession act

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1544 entrenched into law that edward was to succeed henry then mary and elizabeth

17
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why did refrom faction gain influence at court

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  • henry viii marreid catherine par who has a parotestant sympathiser
  • denny and other protestants poitive infleucne on edwards and elizabeth to conitnue preotestaism refrom