Henry VIII Flashcards

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When did Henry VIII become king of England?

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In April 1509, following the death of Henry VII.

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When was Henry VIII crowned?

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June 24, 1509.

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What was the Holy League formed to protect in 1510?

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Italy and the Vatican State from French domination.

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What did Henry VIII hope to achieve by joining the First French War?

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Gaining land and achieving glory like Henry V.

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What was the Cadiz Affair of 1511?

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A failed Anglo-Spanish attack on southwest France.

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What did the Navarre Affair of 1512 reveal about Ferdinand of Spain?

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He used English troops as a diversion, proving untrustworthy.

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What was the outcome of the 1513 Battle of Spurs?

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Henry captured Tournai and Therouanne and gained a French pension.

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What happened at the Battle of Flodden in 1513?

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The English defeated the Scots, and James IV was killed.

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What financial system replaced ‘fifteenths and tenths’ in 1513?

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The Tudor Subsidy, raising nearly double the previous amount.

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What did the 1514 Treaty of Saint Germain-en-Laye secure?

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England’s possession of Tournai and Mary Tudor’s marriage to Louis XII.

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What two major roles did Wolsey attain in 1515?

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Cardinal and Lord Chancellor.

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How did the Court of Star Chamber change under Wolsey?

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It was used more often to promote justice and curb noble power.

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What was the Act of Resumption in 1515?

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It returned lands to the Crown to increase revenue.

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When was Henry’s daughter Mary born?

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February 18, 1516.

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What was the significance of the 1518 Treaty of London?

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It was a major non-aggression pact brokered by Wolsey.

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What major event occurred in June 1520 between Henry and Francis I?

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The Field of Cloth of Gold.

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Why did England sign the Treaty of Bruges in 1521?

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To ally with Charles V against France.

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What title did the Pope grant Henry in 1521?

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Defender of the Faith.

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What led to resistance against the Amicable Grant in 1525?

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It followed forced loans and unpopular subsidies.

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What was the League of Cognac?

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An anti-Imperial alliance joined by England in 1526.

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Why was the 1527 Sack of Rome significant to Henry’s divorce?

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The Pope was under Charles V’s control, complicating annulment.

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What failed in 1529 leading to Wolsey’s fall?

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The legatine court at Blackfriars.

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Who replaced Wolsey as Lord Chancellor?

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Thomas More.

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What did the 1530 praemunire charges target?

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The Church’s legal powers in England.

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What title was Henry granted by the Convocation in 1531?
Head of the Church 'as far as the law of Christ allows.'
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What did the Act of Restraint of Appeals (1533) establish?
England as an empire under the king, removing Rome’s jurisdiction.
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Who declared Henry’s marriage to Catherine invalid?
Archbishop Cranmer.
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What did the 1534 Act of Supremacy declare?
Henry as the Supreme Head of the Church of England.
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What did the Treason Act of 1534 criminalize?
Speaking against the King’s authority or marriage.
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What happened to Thomas More in 1535?
He was executed for treason.
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What was the Valor Ecclesiasticus?
A survey of church wealth in 1535.
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What were the 1536 Royal Injunctions?
Orders to abandon pilgrimages and promote scripture.
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What triggered the Lincolnshire Rising and Pilgrimage of Grace?
Monastery closures and religious changes.
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What was the result of the Pilgrimage of Grace?
Rebels dispersed, then leaders were executed.
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What did the 1536 Act of Ten Articles change?
Reduced sacraments to three and leaned toward Protestantism.
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What did the 1537 Bishops’ Book do?
Reintroduced four sacraments with lesser importance.
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What did the 1538 Royal Injunctions require?
English Bible in every parish and removal of relics.
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Who was executed in 1538 for denying transubstantiation?
John Lambert.
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What did the Act of Six Articles affirm in 1539?
Traditional Catholic doctrines like transubstantiation.
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When were all monasteries dissolved?
By 1540.
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Why was Cromwell executed in 1540?
For arranging Henry's failed marriage to Anne of Cleves.
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Who was Henry’s fifth wife?
Catherine Howard.
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What happened to Catherine Howard in 1542?
She was executed for adultery.
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Who became Henry’s sixth and final wife?
Catherine Parr in 1543.
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What did the 1543 Act for the Advancement of True Religion restrict?
Bible reading to upper-class men and noblewomen.
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What did the 1544 Act of Succession do?
Restored Mary and Elizabeth to the line of succession.
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What town did Henry’s army capture in 1544?
Boulogne.
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What was the result of the 1546 Peace of Ardres?
It ended hostilities between England and France.
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Who was burned in 1546 for denying transubstantiation?
Anne Askew.
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Who did Henry appoint to Edward’s Regency Council?
A group of Protestants.
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When did Henry VIII die?
January 28, 1547.
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What was the Court of Augmentations?
A body created in 1540 to manage former monastic lands.
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What was the Supplication of the Ordinances (1532)?
A petition against Church laws without royal consent.
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Who succeeded Thomas More as Henry’s chief advisor?
Thomas Cromwell.
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What was the significance of the Matthew Bible (1537)?
It was a Protestant Bible with royal approval.
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What caused the 1545 French invasion attempt?
Hostilities resumed after Henry's campaign in Boulogne.
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What were chantries and what act addressed them?
Religious foundations for masses; Chantries Act of 1545.
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How did Henry increase parliamentary importance?
By passing major religious reforms through statute law.
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What replaced Annates in 1534?
Royal appointment of abbots and bishops.
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What was the Act of First Fruits and Tenths?
A tax on clerical income formerly paid to the Pope.
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What did the 1536 Act of Union with Wales do?
Integrated Wales under English legal administration.
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What was the result of the 1533 Act of Restraint of Appeals?
Legal cases could not be appealed to Rome.
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What role did Cromwell take in 1535?
Vicar General of the Church.
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What did the Submission of the Clergy in 1532 do?
Forced clergy to accept Henry as lawmaker.
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What book did Henry write in 1543?
The Necessary Doctrine and Erudition of a Christian Man.
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What did the 1534 Act for the Submission of the Clergy enforce?
Church appeals were to be heard in the King’s court.
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What did the Pilgrimage of Grace protest?
Dissolution of monasteries and religious reforms.
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How did the 1534 Treason Act change treason laws?
Made speech and writing against the king punishable.
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What was Henry’s main religious policy trend?
A blend of Catholic doctrine and Protestant reforms.
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What was the primary reason for Henry’s break with Rome?
Desire to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon.
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What role did the clergy’s praemunire charge play?
Weakened the Church’s legal autonomy in England.
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What did the 1533 annulment allow Henry to do?
Marry Anne Boleyn and legitimize Elizabeth.
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Who was Henry’s only legitimate male heir?
Edward VI.
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What caused friction with Charles V?
Henry’s annulment and alliance shifts.
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Why did Parliament grow more influential under Henry?
Religious changes were enacted through statute law.
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What was the goal of Cromwell’s Eltham Ordinances?
Reform Privy Council finances and eliminate rivals.
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Who protected Cranmer in 1543?
Henry VIII himself.
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What was the significance of Solway Moss in 1542?
A major English victory over Scotland.
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What triggered Henry’s move back toward Catholicism in 1539?
Fears of invasion after the Truce of Nice.
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What was Henry VIII’s religious stance at death?
A blend of Catholic ritual with Protestant governance.