Philip Flashcards

1
Q

When were Mary Tudor and Philip married?

A

July 25th 1554

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2
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Why did Philip marry Mary tudor?

A

Hoped to enforce opposition against France

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3
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What was the age gap between the two?

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11 year - she was 40, he was 29

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4
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Where were Mary Tudor and Philip married?

A

Winchester

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5
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Why were they married in Winchester?

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  • Its bishop was Stephen Gardiner
  • Arch-persecutor of the Protestants
  • Close to south coast but not too close for attack from France
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6
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What did Stephen Gardiner do for King Henry VIII?

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Went to Rome to secure the divorce for Mary’s mother and King Henry VIII

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7
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When did Mary Tudor and Philip first meet publicly?

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July 24th

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8
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What was the name of Mary tudor and Philip’s marriage?

A

The Feast of St James

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9
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What did Philip famously tell Pope Pius V in 1556?

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‘rather than suffer the least damage to religion and the service of God, I would lose all my states and a hundred lives if I had them; for I do not propose or desire to be the ruler of heritics’

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10
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How did Philip attempt to improve the quality of the Spanish Church?

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  • enforced the decrees of the council of trent

- employed spanish inquistion

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11
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How were Lutheran Heretics discovered?

A

The inquisition in Valladolid and Seville

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12
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When was the Inquisition in Seville and Valladolid?

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1557

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13
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What were autos-da-fé?

A

Public ceremonies which read the sentences of those founded by the Spanish Inquisition and the sentences were then executed
These were attended by huge crowds and the King

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14
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When did autos-da-fé begin?

A

May 1559

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15
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What happened to those who confessed at autos-da-fé?

A

Publicly shamed and released

Some were still executed

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16
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What happened to the stubborn at autos-da-fé?

A

They were burned alive

17
Q

What is limpieza?

A

Purity of blood

18
Q

What did the 1560s bring about for religious reform?

A
  • limpieza statutes

- Doctrinal uniformity

19
Q

What were the Limpieza statutes?

A

Excluding any conversos or moriscos from the church and certain monasteries

20
Q

Apart from lutherans, Jewish and Moslem, who else was under watch from the Inquisition under Philips reign?

A

Catholic mystics and humanists

21
Q

Who was St Teresa of Avila?

A

Spain’s most famous religious reformer

22
Q

How did St Teresa of Avila escape arrest?

A

Through the patronage of the King

23
Q

What created the index of heretical books?

A

The inquisition

24
Q

What was the index of heretical books?

A

Books forbidden to be printed or sold within spain

25
Q

What kind of books did the index of heretical books banned?

A
  • 2,000 works by many prominent Spanish religious thinkers
  • European heavyweights such as Dante and Erasmus
  • Vernacular bible
  • Recalled all Spanish students studying internationally
26
Q

When did the Inquisition extend its control over books outside of Castille to the rest of Spain?

A

1590s

27
Q

Why was the index of heretical books not successful?

A

It was easy to obtain books from Italy, France and other European countries

28
Q

What was the roles of the Inquisition?

A
  • eradication of heresy
  • education
  • drive church reform
  • monitoring the orthodoxy of ‘old christians’
  • enforce communal moral standards and acceptable religious behaviour
29
Q

How many inquisitors were there?

A

45 for 8 million spaniards

30
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Who did inquisitors rely on?

A

Familiars

31
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Who were familiars?

A

locally-appointed, often unpaid officers