Wolsey Flashcards

1
Q

Who was Sir Amyas Paulet

A

Wolsey summoned Paulet to appear before him daily and threatened to confiscate his property if he left London without permission

This was a reminder to anyone who crossed him

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2
Q

what was the court of star chamber

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this is where cases against the powerful were often given an early hearing and causes the poet and critic of Wolsey

12 to 120 cases

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3
Q

what was the court of chancery

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This is where Wolsey established a permanent judicial committee to deal with cases brought by the poor

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4
Q

What is the Lord Chancellor

A

the chancellor is responsible for being the great seal of the realm, which is traditionally returned to the monarch after his death, dismissed or resignation

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5
Q

what year was the first subsidy

A

1513

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6
Q

What was the subsidy

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This was based on an assessment of personal wealth and banded according to the ability to pay and proved a far more effective tax than its predecessors

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7
Q

Between 1513-16 how much money did subsidy raise

A

£170,000

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8
Q

How much did the clergy contribute

A

40,000

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9
Q

what year was the amicable grant

A

1525

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10
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what was the amicable grant

A

the amicable grant was to be a non-refutable contribution by the English people to finance the war with France

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11
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How many people protested against the amicable grant

A

10,000

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12
Q

what was the subsidy used for

A

to pay for the war in France

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13
Q

when were the forced loans

A

1522/23

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14
Q

what class did forced loans target

A

elite class

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15
Q

how much money did wolsey initially demand

A

£800,000

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16
Q

what year was the acts of Resumption

A

1515

17
Q

what were the acts of Resumption

A

An act of Parliament that restored crown lands that had been given away to the monarch

18
Q

when was the second subsidy

A

1523

19
Q

What was the benefit of the clergy

A

the idea that you could get away with any crime if you said a verse of the bible

20
Q

Why were three acts of parliament published in 1489, 1514 and 1515

A

In the late 15th and early 16th centuries, there was anxiety about the depopulation of the countryside

21
Q

Between 1518-29 how many legal actions were taken

A

264

22
Q

when was the Duke of Buckingham executed

A

May 1521

23
Q

Why was the duke of Buckingham executed

A

Buckingham was the the country’s leading aristocrat who spoke out against Henry, he had royal blood and a good claim to the throne

24
Q

Why did the Earl of Northumland go to prison

A

The earl was sent to Fleet prison in 1516 for contempt of the council’s jurisdiction

25
Q

What were the Eltham Ordinances

A

The Eltham Ordinances are a set of rules drawn up to regulate the functioning of the King’s privy chamber

26
Q

Which year was the Eltham Ordinances implemented

A

January 1526

27
Q

Who did the Ordinances target

A

Wolsey’s influential opponents from the privy chamber