The Reformation Flashcards

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What did Martin Luther do?

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He made 97 criticisms of the Catholic Church.

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What did the Act of Supremacy (1534) state?

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Henry was supreme head of the Church.

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What did the Ten Articles (1536) state?

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Introduced some Protestant ideas into Henry’s church.

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What did the Six Acts (1539) state?

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Restored some Catholic ideas to Henry’s church.

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Why did Elizabeth Barton oppose Henry’s changes to the Church?

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Did not agree with the annulment and prophesied that Henry would die if he married Anne Boleyn. She was executed in April 1534.

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Why did John Fisher (Bishop of Rochester) oppose Henry’s changes in the Church?

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He supported Catherine of Aragon during the annulment. He was executed in June 1534.

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Why did Thomas More oppose Henry’s changes in the Church?

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Refused to swear the Oath of Supremacy. He was executed in July 1536.

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Explain why Henry may have closed down the monasteries?

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Economic
Political
Religious

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How much money did Henry gain from the Dissolution?

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$1 billion

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What is the Dissolution of the Monasteries?

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Henry’s decision to close down the monasteries.

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What was the Valor Ecclesiasticus?

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Cromwell’s investigation into the value of the monasteries.

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What were the visitations?

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Visits to the monasteries to record rumour, scandal and example of fake relics.

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What legislation was passed during the Dissolution?

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The Dissolution of the Lesser Monasteries (1536) dissolved monasteries worth less than £200
The Dissolution of the Greater Monasteries (1539) dissolved all other monasteries.

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Who suffered after the Dissolution?

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95% of Medieval art was destroyed.
Abbots who opposed the Dissolution like Whiting were executed.
Nuns had little alternative employment.

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Who benefited from the Dissolution?

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Henry’s income dramatically increased.
Nobles and gentry were able to buy land cheaply.
Many monks received a pension or were able to work as a priest.

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16
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How did the Dissolution affect ordinary people?

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People lost their jobs in the monasteries.
Help and support that the monasteries offered ordinary people was not replaced

17
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Explain why the Pilgrimage of Grace began in 1536?

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Religion - people wanted the monasteries restored.
Political - people disliked the role of Cromwell.

18
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Who led the Pilgrimage of Grace?

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Robert Aske

19
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How many pilgrims joined the rebellion?

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40,000

20
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What were the consequences of the Pilgrimage of Grace?

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At least 180 rebels were executed.
Creation of the Council of the North.
There were no religious changes to Henry’s church.