8.4 Domestic Policies under Cromwell - 1524-40 Flashcards

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What were the domestic policies under cromwell

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  • Legal policies
  • Financial policies
  • Regional policies
  • Religious policies
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What were the financial policies under cromwell

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The Court of Augmentations further established

Court of fifths and tenths established

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What were the religious policies under Cromwell

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  • Act in restaint of appeals - 1533
  • Act of Supremacy - 1534
  • Act of Succession - 1534
  • Act of Treason - 1534
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What was the Court of Augmentations

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It controlled all land and finances previously bestowed under the Church

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What was the Court of Fifths and Tenths

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It collected money that used to be given to the Church

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How much did the Court of Augmentations increase crown income by

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From £150,000 to £300,000

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What was the Act in Restraint of Appeals

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It declared that the monarch possessed an imperial jurisdiction which wasn’t subject to any foreign power. I.E: The Papacy

This declared that appeals couldn’t be made to Rome regarding Church court decisions. This directly stopped Catherine from making appeals to the Pope

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What was the Act of Supremacy 1534

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It gave legislative force to the Royal Supremacy

It declared that Henry was the Supreme head of the Church and effectively completed the Break from Rome

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What was the Act of Succession 1534

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It declared that:

  • Henry and Catherines marriage was void
  • Succession was vested in Anne’s children
  • Denial of validity of Henry and Anne’s marriage was treasonable
  • An oath had to be taken to confirm the takers acceptance of Henry & Anne
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What was the Treason Act 1534

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It stated that the spoken word, as well as written, was treasonable if it was against the King

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What were the regional policies under Cromwell

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  • Acts of Union passed and JP’s appointed in Wales
  • Close control of Irish parliament was established
  • Increase in authority of the Council of the North
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What caused the fall of Anne Boleyn

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Cromwells insecurity of his relationship with the King

Cromwell conspired with the conservative faction to convince Henry that Anne had committed adultery. She was executed for this

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What did Cromwell conspire with the Conservative faction to convince Henry of

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Anne’s adultery

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What was the catalyst for the fall of cromwell

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The failed arranged marriage between Anne of Cleaves and Henry

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Who did Cromwell attempt to reconcile with

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The League of Schamlkden. An organisation of German protestant princes

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Why did the relationship between Henry and Anne of Cleaves fail

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Because they didnt suit eachother on a personal nor political level

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What did the failure of the marriage allow

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Henry’s enemies, namely the Duke of Norfolk, the chance to bring about his downfall.

Norfolk accused Cromwell of treason and he was executed in 1540

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What was the reasoning behind the Duke of Norfolks eagerness to take Henry off the throne

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He had a niece that was able to marry Henry - Catherine Howard.