cromwell and the revolution in church and state Flashcards
(28 cards)
when did the convocation meet to discuss the changing of religion
1531
how much did henry want the convocation to grant the crown
£118,000
what was Fisher able to change about the grant
able to pay it through 5 years
what law was this:
- claimed the church was riddled with corruption
- challenged the church having separate laws and courts
- Archbishop of Canterbury William Warham failed at resisting the king on this law
Supplication of the Ordinaries (1532)
what law was this:
- forbade religious payments to the vatican
Act in Restraint of Annates (1532)
when was the marriage of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII
1533
what role did Cromwell get in 1533 that took over Bishop Gardiner and made permanent in 1534
principal secretary
what law was this:
- all authority lies with the monarch
- became illegal to appeal to any authority outside of England
Act in Restraint of Appeals (1533)
what law was this:
- individuals were forbidden to speak and write anything that could be considered treasonous
- required by a judge to swear an oath and accept allegiance to the king
Treason Act (1534)
what law was this:
- no other ruler could exercise control
- the king was no the ruler of the Church and State
Act of Supremacy (1534)
when did Cromwell become vicegerent ( a person who exercises religious control along with the king)
1535
what was John Fisher’s other title
Bishop of Rochester
when was John Fisher executed
1535
when was Sir Thomas More executed
1535
what was this:
- recorded abuses of the church, monasteries and nunneries
Comperta Monastica (1535)
what law was this:
- Pope was denied access or collection of clerical taxes
- denied authority to determine matters of religious doctrine
- title would now be known as Bishop of Rome
Act of Extinguishing Authority of the Bishop of Rome (1536)
when was the dissolution of monasteries
1536-1540
what law was this:
- erased Pope in religious services
- defended royal supremacy in sermons
- removed superstitious images in churches
Royal Injunctions (1536)
what law is this:
- rejected seven sacraments
Ten Articles (1536)
what rebellion was this:
- led by Robert Aske
- led to 40,000 joining rebellion
- due mainly from the changes in church and dissolution of monasteries
Pilgrimage of Grace (1536-1537)
when was Edward born
1537
what law was this:
- clerical celibacy was enforced
- private mass introduced
Six Articles (1539)
what law was this:
- allowed Mary and Elizabeth back into the line of succession
- Francis Grey and heirs in line to get rid of catholic Stuart line
Succession Act (1544)
When did Henry’s divisions in court become more divided- Reformers and Conservatives
1546
