Year 12: Religion Flashcards

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What religion was Henry VII?

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Committed Catholic

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Pre-Reformation Church:

Define Simony

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The practice of selling positions in the Church rather than giving them to the most qualified

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Pre-Reformation Church:

Define Pluralism

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When priests held more than one position in the Church

Was criticised as they couldn’t do both jobs properly

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Pre-Reformation Church:

Define Absenteeism

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When priests/Bishops had positions in the Church but never visited the diocese. They would still collect the wages though

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Why were SOME people anti-clerical before the Reformation

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Because they believed the priests and clergy were not good enough or corrupt- accusations of sexual misconduct, absenteeism, simony and pluralism
Lack of education of the priests

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Was anti-clericalism widespread before the Reformation?

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No

Only a few ever spoke out about it

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Who was the man who gave a lecture criticising the clergy in the church in 1511?

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John Colet

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What did the Hunne affair show about the Church before the reformation?

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Hunne was arrested for not paying the mortuary fees following the death of his son
Was found hanged in his cell
Caused spike in anti-clericalism as many suspected the Church was behind his death as he was too controversial

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Was anti-papalism widespread before the Reformation?

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No

More common in Europe- the Pope had minimal control of the English church anyway!

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In what way was Wolsey a negative role model in the Church?

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Guilty of absenteeism and pluralism
Had illegitimate children
Some criticised his close link with the Pope due to him being Papal Legate- particularly those who disliked the Pope having any power in England

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11
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Would England have become Protestant without Henry’s pursuit of the divorce?

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Probably not- we know that support for the Catholic Church was still very strong in England before the Reformation

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What was Henry’s “great matter”?

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His pursuit of the divorce from Catherine of Aragon

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Why did Henry want to divorce Catherine?

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Lack of male heir/Catherine’s age

Love for Anne Bolyen

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What public reason did Henry give for the divorce?

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Belief that the marriage was cursed due to Catherine’s previous marriage to Arthur
Leviticus Bible passage

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What was the name of the trial in which Cardinal Campeggio decided he could not make the decision about the divorce?

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Blackfriars Trial

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16
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What was the name of the Cardinal sent by Rome to “decide” on Henry’s case for his divorce?

17
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What barriers prevented him achieving the divorce?

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Weakness of the Leviticus argument
Wolsey’s inability to challenge Rome
The power of Charles V and Spain
Catherine’s defence of herself

18
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Reformation Parliament:

What was the first Act passed by parliament to begin the process of separating with Rome?

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Act of Annates

19
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Which Act passed by parliament established Henry as the head of his own Church?

A

Act of Supremacy

20
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In which year did the Reformation Parliament begin?

21
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In which year was the Act of Supremacy passed?

22
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Which Act passed by Parliament enforced the Act of Supremacy and prevented people speaking our against Henry’s new power?

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Treason Act 1534

23
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Which Act passed by Parliament bastardised Princess Mary?

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Act of Succession

24
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Which Act passed by Parliament prevented anyone from communicating with Rome?

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Act in Restraint of Appeals

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What is the name for the beliefs and practices of a religion?
Doctrine
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What are the two main beliefs of the Catholic Church?
7 Sacraments | Transubstantiation
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Doctrine of Henry's new Church: | What did the Ten Articles do?
Henry's first step towards Protestantism in 1536 | Removed 4 of the sacraments and kept only 3 (baptism, the Euchrist and penance)
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Doctrine of Henry's new Church: | What did Cromwell's injunctions do?
Ordered clergy to: Defend the Royal Supremacy Abandon Pilgrimage, saints etc Teach the new doctrine of the Church His second set of injunctions went further: Ordered English Bibles to be placed in all Churches Relics removed from Churches People actively discouraged from pilgrimages
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Doctrine of Henry's new Church: | What did the Six Articles do?
Radical change in Henry's doctrine and a clear step back towards Catholicism: Confirmed Transubstantiation Allowed private mass and confession to Priests Banned marriage of priests Included severe punishments for those who went against the Act The Act became known as the "whip with six strings!"
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Why was Anne Askew burned in 1546?
For denying transubstantiation | This proved Henry's doctrine was still Catholic at the end of his reign
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Was the dissolution of the monasteries a purely religious decision?
Unlikely considering the time frame The dissolution happened when Henry was reversing his Protestant doctrine and moving back towards Catholicism Yet Henry dissolved Catholic monasteries- motivated by money/land
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How did the dissolution of the monasteries impact the gentry?
Gave them access to significantly more land to buy | More opportunities for Patronage
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In what year did Henry begin dissolving the Lesser Monasteries?
1536
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What kind of monastery was considered a "lesser" monastery?
Those worth under £200
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In what year did Henry begin dissolving the Greater Monasteries?
1539
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What was the name of the book compiled by Cromwell which surveyed the worth of the monasteries?
Valor Ecclesiasticus
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What was the name of the book written by Henry in 1521 to defend the Catholic Church from the new Luteran ideas?
Assertio Septem Sacromentorum | In Defence of the Seven Sacraments
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What was the Act for the Advancement of True Religion passed in 1543?
Restricted access to the English Bible following fears that lower classes may be more likely to rebel if they read ideas of equality in the eyes of God