Religious legislation for the break with Rome Flashcards
1
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Act in Restraint of Appeals (3)
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- 1533
- No appeals to be made to Rome, but instead to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
- Allowed Boleyn marriage.
2
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Act of Dispensation (2)
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- 1534
- Ended all payments to Rome.
3
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Act for the Submission of the Clergy (2)
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- 1534
- Repeated submission of the clergy.
4
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First Succession Act (2)
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- 1534
- Male heirs of Anne Boleyn, their heirs, then Elizabeth
5
Q
Act of Supremacy (2)
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- 1534
- Henry was supreme head of the church.
6
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Treason Act (2)
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- 1534
- Calling Henry, Anne or their heirs heretics was treason.
7
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Act of First Fruits and Tenths (2)
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- 1534
- First year’s income from new offices and then 10% annually would go to the crown.
8
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Act Against Papal Authority (2)
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- 1536
- Removed the pope’s power over heresy.
9
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Restraint of the Annates (3)
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- 1532
- Banned sending first year’s income from a bishopric to Rome.
- Part of submission of the clergy.
10
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Supplication of the Ordinaries (3)
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- 1532
- Church can’t enact Church law without royal consent.
- Part of submission of the clergy.
11
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Statute of Praemunire (3)
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- 1530
- Church shouldn’t have been appealing to Rome over Henry, as the pope was a foreign power.
- Part of submission of the clergy.
