Henry VIII: Overview of the Church Flashcards

1
Q

Where did the Church receive its wealth

A
  1. Donations
  2. Money left in Wills
  3. Indulgences
  4. Pay for masses for the dead to be said in your name
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2
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What does Catholic belief state you are born with

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Original sin

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3
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What does Catholic belief state occurs as people live

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More sins are accumulated as a result of wrongdoing

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4
Q

What did sin mean

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That you spent time in Purgatory

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5
Q

How did people shorten their time spent in Purgatory

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  1. Doing good work for the church
  2. Paying indulgences
  3. Donating money to the church
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6
Q

What role did religion play in peoples lives

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Religion was a fundamental part of everyones lives

The religious calendar dictated everyones lives

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7
Q

What are the 7 sacrments

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  1. Baptism - Children cleansed of original sin
  2. Confirmation - Young people became members of the Church
  3. Marriage
  4. Ordination - Man becomes a priest
  5. Last Rites - Dying people anointed with Holy Oil
  6. Penance - Confession of sins to a priest to minimise purgatory time
  7. Mass and Euhcharist - Re-enactment of the last summer, Mass to be said in Latin, Bread and wine eaten
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8
Q

What is anticlericalism

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Judgements of the Church

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9
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What was the problem with anticlericalism

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Anyone speaking out about the church would be deemed a heretic

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10
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Reasons for anticlericalism

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  1. Benefit of the Clergy - allowed the Clergy to escape trial
  2. Unholy behaviour - Many monks were guilty of getting drunk and visiting brothels
  3. Clerical abuses.
  • Simony
  • Pluralism
  • Sexual misconduct
  • Uneducated Clergy
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11
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What did Humanists want

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An improvement in the intellectual and moral standards of the clergy

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12
Q

Who was the most prominent humanist scholar

A

Erasmus

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13
Q

Why was the impact of Humanism small

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Because the majority of the population were illiterate

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14
Q

Who were the Lollards

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A small minority of radicals in England

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15
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Whose ideas did Lollards follow

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The ideas of the 14th century John Wycliffe

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16
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What did the Lollards want

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For the bible to be english

Papacy to lose support - they believed all men were created equal

17
Q

What was lollardy regarding as

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heresy

18
Q

What was the impact of lollardy

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Little, there was hardly any developments during the henrician revolution

19
Q

What was Lutherism

A

The following of Martin Luther

20
Q

Who was Martin Luther

A

A german reformer who broke from the Roman Catholic Church

21
Q

What did Lutherism highlight

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  1. Justification by faith alone
  2. Denial of papal authority
  3. Clerical hierachy was unnecessary
  4. Bible translated into English, many couldnt read latin
  5. Indulgences were wrong
22
Q

What did Henry write regarding Lutherism

A

The ‘Assertio Setpum’ in 1521 - this confirmed the status of the church

23
Q

What was Henry awarded following the Assertio Septum

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The title ‘Protector of the Faith’

24
Q

What was the impact of Lutherism

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Henry was anti-lutheran and lutheran supporters could be burnt as heretics

25
Q

What important characters were lutherans

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Cranmer and Cromwell

26
Q

What did Cranmer and Cromwell do regarding their Lutheran ideologist views

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Harboured their views and pushed reform in a lutheran direction while avoiding suspicion

27
Q

When did more radical Lutheran views come about

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1520s

28
Q

Who translated the bible into English

A

William Tyndale