Henry VIII- Opposition to religious change Flashcards

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How protestant was England on Henry’s death?

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-Catholic because of doctrinal not legal changes,

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How protestant was the court by Henry’s death?

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-confused because of marriages.

-Anne of Cleves (p), Catherine Howard (C) and Catherine Parr (p).

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How protestant was Gloucestershire by Henry’s death?

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-Wills were still Catholic in wording

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How protestant was London and Kent by Henry’s death?

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20%.

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How could it be argued England was more protestant by Henry’s death? (5)

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-No monasteries.

-Pilgrimages banned.

-English prayers and bible (great bible) (1544 litany)

-10 Commandments

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How could it be argued England was more Catholic by Henry’s death? (6)

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-Laity took communion.

-Transubstantiations.

-No clerical marriage.

-Confirmation reinstated.

-salvation and confessions

-masses

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What was the root cause of the pilgrimage of grace?

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-The act of 10 articles.

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What were the three elements to this religious uprising?

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-The Lincolnshire rising.

-The pilgrimage of grace.

-Bigod revolt and Cumberland rising

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What were the pilgrimage of grace’s economic/other motives? (6)

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-Poor harvests between 1535-6.

-Enclosure.

-Rents.

-Taxations brought in by the 1534 subsidy act.

-opposition to inheritance tax.

-Mary in succession

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What were the pilgrimage of grace’s religious motives?

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-Aske the leader claimed religion was main reason.

-Restore some monks to monasteries.

-Lancashire- most risings started around monasteries.

-religion important in normal life.

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How many rebels assembled for the pilgrimage of grace and where did they assemble?

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40,000- Louth.

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What rumours were going round that provoked the rebellion?

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-Government commissioners dissolving smaller monasteries and collecting the subsidy

-Rumours that they were going to steal the church plate and jewels.

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Where did the rebels seize?

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-Rebels seized York.

-Lord Darcy gave them Pontefract castle.

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How did the pilgrimage of grace end?

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-Henry offered a pardon.

-Henry agreed with Aske not to dissolve any more monasteries until parliament met.

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What happened once the pilgrimage of grace had ‘ended’?

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-People suspicious of arrangement

-Francis Bigoid tried to raise another rising. (trying to attack Carlisle)

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What happened to Francis Bigoid and others that were involved in the rising?

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-178 executed

-Henry given the excuse to execute them.

17
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What are some arguments suggesting the rebellion was a serious threat?

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-outnumbered Henry 5-1. (40,000)

-control of the north- York.

-Pontefract castle- gateway to the south

-Robert Aske leadership

-Initially support from all classes.

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What are some arguments suggesting the rebellion WAS NOT a serious threat?

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-Did not move south

-Initial agreement and pardon.

-1534 treason act.

-Only large rebellion

-Little to even oppose at this stage.

19
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Was Sir Thomas Moore?

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-opposed divorce

-Wanted papal authority so wouldn’t swear oath of supremacy.

-resigned as lord Chancellor.

-Executed.

20
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Who was John Fisher?

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-Royal supremacy a mortal sin.

-refused to swear oath of supremacy

-executed

21
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Who were Carthusian Monks and Franciscan friars?

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-disagreed with break with Rome.

-resisted changes, houses closed, some executed, some starved rather than surrender.

22
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Who was Elizabeth Barton?

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-Opposed divorce and prophesised henry would lose throne.

-executed.

23
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Who were the two men who refused to agree to the oath of supremacy?

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-Sir Thomas Moore.

-John Fisher.

24
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When did the pilgrimage of grace happen?

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October- December 1536.

25
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What did Henry lead parliament to believe about the dissolution of monasteries?

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-That it would be redistributed for wealth.

26
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What was the Comperta monastica in 1535?

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-accusations of Clerical abuses in monasteries

  • the evidence needed was found to convince parliament to close smaller monasteries.
27
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What was the Valour Ecclesiasticus?

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-A financial survey of the church.