Faction

Question 1

What happened to Henry in 1540

Answer 1

Unhappily married to Anne of Cleves

Question 2

Who wanted to increase their power

Answer 2

Thomas Howard

Duke of Norfolk

Question 3

What faction were Thomas Howard and the Duke of Norfolk apart of?

Answer 3

Conservative faction

Question 4

What technique did Thomas Howard use to increase his influence?

Answer 4

Used the same technique as Anne Boylen and introduced another niece to Henry, Catherine Howard

Question 5

Who used the same technique as Anne Boylen to increase their influence in Court

Answer 5

Thomas Howard

Question 6

What allowed The conservatives influence to increase?

Answer 6

Cromwell annulled the marriage
Cromwell was executed
Henry had married Catherine

Question 7

What did the execution of Cromwell, annulment between Anne of cleves and Henry and the marriage between Catherine Howard cause?

Answer 7

Increasing conservatives power

Left reformists without a leader

Question 8

What did Catherine Howard do to Henry that lost her favour with him?

Answer 8

She had an affair with Henry’s favourite Thomas Culpepper

Question 9

What happened in October 1541?

Answer 9

The reformist faction had found out about the affair

Question 10

Who had found out about Catherine’s Howard’s affair on October 1541

Answer 10

Reformist

Question 11

When did the reformists discover Catherine Howard’s affair?

Answer 11

October 1541

Question 12

Who gave evidence to Henry about Catherine Howard’s affair?

Answer 12

Cranmer and Seymour

Question 13

Who was executed when Catherine’s affair was found?

Answer 13

Catherine 
Culpepper 
Dereham 
Lady Rochford
And many conservatives in prison

Question 14

Who remained untouched when Catherine’s affair was found out?

Answer 14

Gardiner and Howard

Question 15

Why was Dereham executed?

Answer 15

Person who Catherine had an affair with prior to her marriage

Question 16

Why was Lady Rochford executed

Answer 16

Facilitated the marriage

Question 17

When did the Cranmer plot occur

Answer 17

1543

Question 18

What caused the Cranmer plot

Answer 18

Conservative clergymen accused 2 reformers of heresy. At the last minute Stephen Gardiner (German Gardiner) added an attack on Cranmer

Question 19

Who added an attack to Cranmer in the Cranmer plot?

Answer 19

Germain Gardiner

Question 20

When were the articles of the insults on Cranmer relievers to the Council

Answer 20

22 April 1543

Question 21

What happened on 22 April 1543

Answer 21

Articles attacking Cranmer delivered to council

Question 22

Who didn’t know about the article when the council received it?

Answer 22

Cranmer

Question 23

What did Henry do regarding the Cranmer plot?

Answer 23

Took no action till September when he revealed the plot to Cranmer

Question 24

Who revealed the Cranmer plot to Cranmer

Answer 24

Henry in September 1543

Question 25

Who told Cranmer to carry out a new investigation in the Cranmer plot, including those against Cranmer

Answer 25

Henry

Question 26

What did Henry give to Cranmer to show his full support

Answer 26

A ring

Question 27

Who gave Cranmer a ring

Answer 27

Henry

Question 28

What did Cranmer giving Henry a ring show?

Answer 28

Cranmer had Henry’s full support

Question 29

What happened when Cranmer carried out an investigation on the Cranmer plot?

Answer 29

Surprise raids Evidence gathered Ringleaders identified

Question 30

Why did the Privy Council want to arrest Cranmer in the Cranmer plot?

Answer 30

Involvement with reformers

Question 31

What happened when the privy council tried to arrest Cranmer?

Answer 31

He showed them the ring that Henry had given him meaning they had to back down

Question 32

Why was the ring that Henry had given to Cranmer significant?

Answer 32

Meant that the privy council were unable to arrest Cranmer as the ring showed that Cranmer had the full trust of the King

Question 33

How did the Cranmer plot end

Answer 33

Two- Second Rank officials of the Conservatives were imprisoned Germain Gardiner was executed

Question 34

What were the characteristic of Parr?

Answer 34

Reformist with Lutheran views that were potentially too extreme

Question 35

What were the problems with Parr?

Answer 35

Extreme Lutheran views were that could be considered illegal

Question 36

Who was a reformist with Lutheran views that could be considered illegal?

Answer 36

Catherine Parr

Question 37

How did the Conservative faction deal with Catherine Parr?

Answer 37

Presented evidence to Henry that she was a heretic

Question 38

What Henry allow the privy council to do regarding Catherine Parr?

Answer 38

Allow them to confront her

Question 39

Who showed Henry information that Catherine Parr was a heretic?

Answer 39

The conservative faction

Question 40

What did Part do before the conservatives could act?

Answer 40

Visited Henry herself and pleaded with him saying that she would believe anything that he did

Question 41

What happened when the Conservatives tried to arrest Parr?

Answer 41

Because Henry was satisfied with Parr, he abused them for trying to Committed treason this act

Question 42

Who were the old nobility

Answer 42

Duke of Norfolk and His son the Earl of Surrey

Question 43

Who were the Duke of Norfolk and Earl of Surrey?

Answer 43

The old nobility

Question 44

Who was related to Edward III?

Answer 44

``` Thomas Howard (Duke of Norfolk) Edward Howard (Earl of Surrey) ```

Question 45

What did the Duke of Norfolk and Earl of Surreys relations to Edward III

Answer 45

Gave them a claim to the throne

Question 46

What did the Duke of Norfolk and Earl of Surrey believe?

Answer 46

They should advise the king

Question 47

What happened to Surrey in 1546?

Answer 47

Lost 205 men in a Skirmish with French forces at St Etienne

Question 48

What respected leader lost 205 men in a skirmish with French forces at St Eitenne?

Answer 48

Earl of Surrey

Question 49

Why was it a shock when Surrey lost 205 men in a skirmish with the French at St Etienne in 1546?

Answer 49

Surrey was a respected leader

Question 50

When did Surrey loose 205 men in a skirmish with French forces in st Etienne?

Answer 50

1546

Question 51

What happened to Surrey after he lost 205 men in a skirmish with French forces at St Etienne?

Answer 51

Fell out of favour with the king

Question 52

Who fell out of favour with the king after loosing 205 men in a skirmish with French forces in St Etienne in 1546?

Answer 52

Earl of Surrey

Question 53

What was the Earl of Surrey accused of in 1546?

Answer 53

Fitted a window containing the Plantagenet arms and talked about his families Plantagenet blood

Question 54

Who Fitted a window containing the Plantagenet arms and talked about his families Plantagenet blood?

Answer 54

Earl of Surrey in 1546

Question 55

When did the Earl of Surrey Fit a window containing the Plantagenet arms and talked about his families Plantagenet blood?

Answer 55

1546

Question 56

What was the impact of the Earl of Surrey Fitting a window containing the Plantagenet arms and talked about his families Plantagenet blood?

Answer 56

Potential risk to the Tudor dynasty

Question 57

Who showed evidence that the Earl of Surrey committed treason to the privy council?

Answer 57

Seymour on December the 2nd

Question 58

What happened on December 2nd 1546?

Answer 58

Seymour showed evidence to the privy council that Surrey had committed treason

Question 59

When did Seymour show evidence to the Privy council that the Earl of Surrey had committed treason?

Answer 59

2 December 15 46

Question 60

What happened on the 19th January 1546?

Answer 60

Surrey was executed

Question 61

What happened after Seymour accused surrey of treason?

Answer 61

Surrey was arrested and executed on the 19th January 1547

Question 62

Who else was arrested alongside Surrey?

Answer 62

Norfolk but Henry died before he could be executed

Question 63

When was surrey executed

Answer 63

19th January 1547