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Religious events in England 1530-47 Flashcards

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Clergy as a whole accused of praemunire

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December 1530

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Clergy pardoned of praemunire charge

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February 1531

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Convocation of Canterbury recognised Henry as Head of Church ‘so far as the law of Christ allows’

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February 1531

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first act of annates

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1532

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supplication of the ordinaries

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March 1532

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submission of the clergy

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may 1532

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act in restraint of appeals to Rome

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February 1533

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second act of annates

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January 1534

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act to stop peters pence

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March 1534

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act for the submission of the clergy

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March 1534

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first act of succession

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March 1534

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execution of Elizabeth Barton “holy maid of Kent”

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April 1534

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13
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William Tyndales vernacular bible burnt

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May 1530

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Act of Supremacy (oath of supremacy administered to all religious houses)

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November 1534

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treason act

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December 1534

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act for first fruits and tenths

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December 1534

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Cromwell made vicegerent in spirituals

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January 1535

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Valor Ecclesiasticus

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January 1535

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execution of Carthusian monks, bishop fisher (June) and sir Thomas more (July)

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1535

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act for dissolution of lesser monasteries

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February 1536

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Anne Boleyn beheaded, married Jane Seymour the next day

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may 1536

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act of 10 articles

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July 1536

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royal injunctions to clergy issued by Cromwell

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August 1536

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The institution of a Christian man “bishops book”

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July 1537

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Thomas Matthew published the Matthew bible

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August 1537

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truce of nice signed by Charles V and Francis I

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July 1538

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second royal injunctions to the clergy issued by Cromwell

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September 1538

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trial and execution of john lambert for his rejection of transubstantiation

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November 1538

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Henry excommunicated by paul III

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December 1538

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publication of the great bible

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April 1539

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act of 6 articles

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June 1539

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act for the dissolution of the greater monasteries

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JUNE 1539

all monasteries were closed and their land passed to the crown

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Henry married Anne of cleves

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January 1540

sister of the Protestant duke of cleves

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Cromwell arrested

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June 1540

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Cromwell executed

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July 1540

36
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cleves marriage annulled, Henry married catherine Howard

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daughter of Catholic duke of Norfolk July 1540

37
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catherine Howard executed

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feb 1542

38
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Cranmer protected by Henry against the catholic faction

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April 1543

39
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act for advancement of true religion

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may 1543

restricted access to the English bible to the upperclass men and noble woman in private

40
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the necessary doctrine and erudition of a Christian man

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may 1543

revised the bishops book defending transubstantiation and the 6 articles. encourages preaching and attacked the use of images. written by Henry himself

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Henry married catherine parr

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July 1543

42
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English litany introduced into churches

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may 1544

replaced Catholic use of Latin litany although priests didn’t have to use it

43
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sir john checks appointed tutor to prince Edward

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July 1544

cheke was a Protestant humanist

44
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chantries act passed though not enforced

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December 1545

allowed for dissolution of chantries

45
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Anne askew burned for denying transubstantiation

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July 1546

evidence of Henry’s commitment to parts of Catholicism

46
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Henry named heavily Protestant council of regency for his heir

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ensured a Protestant influenced inheritance for Edward

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