religion post 1530

Question 1

Act in Restraint of Appeals

Answer 1

1533 protestant - not a change in doctrine or belief

stopped Catherine appealing to Rome

Question 2

Act of Supremacy

Answer 2

1534 protestant - abolished papal power and made Henry head of church

Question 3

1536

Answer 3

Act of 10 Articles

Royal injunctions

protestant leaning - opposed by Pilgrimage of Grace

Question 4

1537

Answer 4

Bishop’s Book and Matthew’s Bible 1537 protestant leaning

Question 5

1538

Answer 5

John Lambert executed - Catholic leaning

Publication of Great bible - protestant leaning

Question 6

The Six Articles

Answer 6

1539 - Catholic leaning

Question 7

marriages

Answer 7

1540 - Anne of Cleves Protestant

Catherine Howard - Catholic faction

Question 8

1543

Answer 8

Act for the Advancement of the True Religion - restricted access

Question 9

1543-7

Answer 9

few changes, although the arrangements of the Privy Council gave Protestantism the advantage

Question 10

1547

Answer 10

majority of population - Catholic

Question 11

throughout this period

Answer 11

Henry maintained a belief in the real presence at the Eucharist, however, he was sceptical about pilgrimages, chantries and purgatory

Question 12

Henry’s religion

Answer 12

a personal theology - stranded between Catholicism and Protestantism

could be considered Henricianism - once he died, it died with him