Henry VIII 6: European Reformation Promote Relig Change In E&W? Flashcards

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What did Henry VIII hate?

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Luther and his ideas and his influence was negligible as far as the initial Break with Rome is concerned. (Divorce)

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What is difficult to measure?

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The influence of people like Luther on the English Reformation.

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Where is Luther’s influence seen?

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Luther’s influence is seen in people such as Cromwell, Cranmer and Tyndale’s work in England and Salesbury in Wales.

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Where was Lutheran influence wide-spread?

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Lutheran influence was wide-spread in academic circles for example Oxford and Cambridge.

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When can Luther’s influence be seen mor clearly?

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Luther’s influence can be seen much more clearly after the Break with Rome.

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Other European Protestants played an important part in promoting religious change in England and Wales. Give an example.

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We can see this in the Elizabethan Church Settlement and the clear influence of Zwingli and Calvin.

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What was translating the bible into English and Welsh partly to do with?

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Translating the Bible into English and Welsh was partly to do with European influence > Luther encouraged the Bible to be translated to the language of the people.

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On a whole, what did the European Reformation have an indirect influence on?

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On a whole, the European Reformation had an indirect influence on religious changes in England and Wales.

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