H8 government Flashcards

(33 cards)

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What are Wolsey’s 3 aims?

A
  1. Humanism -> solving social evils
  2. Serve Henry (to serve himself)
  3. Remove his opponents
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What are the examples of Wolsey being a devout Catholic?

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He was a Cardinal & papal legate

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3
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What act did Wolsey pass in 1515?

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Act of Resumption

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4
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How much did Wolsey raise in subsidies for war?

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£352,000

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5
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When did Wolsey raise the Amicable Grant?

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1525

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6
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How many people rebelled in East Anglia to cancel the AG?

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10,000

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7
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How many more cases happened in the star chamber than in Henry VII’s reign due to Wolsey?

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10x more cases

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8
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Who is an example of an opponent that Wolsey fined using the star chamber?

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Sir Amyas Paulet

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9
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Who did Wolsey replace in 1519?

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Sir William Compton -> Henry Norris

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10
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What took place in 1526 under Wolsey?

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The Eltham Ordinances

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11
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What were the surface level aims of the Eltham Ordinances versus the real aims?

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To reform the courts…
really to centralise power on himself and 1/2 the men in the Gentlemen of the Chamber

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12
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Did Wolsey like using parliament?

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NO!!!

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13
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What did Wolsey begin in 1517 but stop due to protests in 1523?

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An enquiry into enclosure where 264 legal cases were drawn up

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14
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What were Wolsey’s 2 main failures?

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The French Wars and The Great Matter

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15
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When did Wolsey die?

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1530

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16
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What were the 3 reasons regarding CofA for the Great Matter?

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  1. She was married at age 24 (old for the time period)
  2. 5 miscarriages & newborn deaths
  3. Henry described her as ‘ugly’
17
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When did Anne Boleyn join court and when did Henry fall in love with her?

18
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Who was sent by the Pope to deal with the Great Matter?

A

Cardinal Campeggio

19
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Why did the Great Matter case not work under Campeggio?

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He prolonged the case with illness & Catherine refused to be sent to a nunnery

20
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What were the foreign policy reasons for the Great Matter?

A

Charles V had fallen out of alliance with Henry in 1525 so a Spanish marriage alliance became unimportant

21
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What did Charles V do in 1527 that made things difficult for Henry?

A

He captured the Pope and forced him to listen to Catholic

22
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What did it say in Leviticus that Henry used as a reason for his annulment?

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“If a man shall take his brother’s wife it is an impurity; they shall be childless”

23
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How did Catherine fire back at Leviticus with ANOTHER bible quote?

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Her marriage was not consumated with Arthur AND Deuteronomy says “if your brother dies it is your duty to marry his wife”

24
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What is the connection between Wolsey & Cromwell?

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Wolsey employed Cromwell in 1525 to dissolve some lesser monastries.

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When did Cromwell enter Henry's service?
1530
26
How many men did Cromwell decrease the size of the royal council to?
20 men
27
What are two acts that Cromwell passes in 1536 and 1535 that increase the power of the crown?
Union with Wales Act against liberties & franchises - reduces power of Bishop of Durham
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What is an example of a new court that Cromwell made which was separate from the King's Chamber?
Augmentations
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Who organises money under Cromwell?
A secretary
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What did 'King and parliament' change to under Cromwell?
King IN parliament
31
How long did the the Reformation Parliament last for?
7 years
32
What does the Elton Thesis say about Cromwell?
Modernises government & not a 'tyrant' but did target the Church (1/2 of all prosecutions)
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When was Cromwell executed and what were the 2 main reasons as to why?
July 1540 1. Marriage to Anne of Cleves 2. Rise of opponents eg. Norfolk