Henry VIII - Breaking from Catholicism Steps

Question 1

When and what was the Submission of the Clergy?

Answer 1

1532 - The clergy (archbishops and bishops) publicly agreed that Henry was the lawmaker and all church laws had to be agreed by Henry

Question 2

Which act prevented criminals appealing to Rome and when was it?

Answer 2

The Act in Restraint of Appeals to Rome - 1533

Question 3

Which act in 1534 wrote Mary out of the line of succession?

Answer 3

The Act of Succession

Question 4

Which act named Henry as the head of the church and when was it?

Answer 4

The Act of Supremacy - 1534

Question 5

What did the Act of Treason in 1534 do?

Answer 5

Was a list of crimes the were said to be treason and punishable by death. Could simply be talking

Question 6

Which act dissolved the monasteries that had an income of less than £200 and when was it?

Answer 6

The Dissolution of The Lesser Monasteries - 1536

Question 7

What did the Act of Ten Articles do and when?

Answer 7

Moved away from the Catholic 7 sacraments into the Protestant 3 - 1536

Question 8

When was the high point of protestant reforms and what was it?

Answer 8

The Royal Injunctions to the Clergy - Stopped worshipping catholic saints, stopped using Latin and parish records of deaths, births and marriages - 1538

Question 9

When was the Act of Six Articles and what did it do?

Answer 9

1539 - Was a shift back towards Catholicism allowed private mass and stopped priests from marrying

Question 10

What was the final step in 1539?

Answer 10

The Act of the Dissolution of Greater Monasteries - The monasteries left were dissolved and who ever bought the lands showed support to Henry