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1
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When was the Dissolution of the Monasteries?

A

1536-41

2
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When was the Break from Rome announced?

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1533

3
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What was Henry’s main reason for BfR?

A

To divorce Catharine Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn

4
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In 1535, Henry appointed Cromwell what?

A

Vicegerent in Spirituals

5
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What event happened April 1535?

A

Letters sent to all Bishops, Nobility and JPs - Imprison any clergymen who still preached Catholicism

6
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When/what were the 10 Articles?

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1536, they were the first attempt at defining the doctrine of the New English Church

7
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What did Cromwell’s interjections do in 1536?

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Banned Pilgrimages, other religious celebrations, relics, images and worshiping saints.

8
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When/what was the Act of Supremacy?

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1534, Acknowledged Henry as Head of Church,

9
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When/what Treason Act

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1534, made it possible to prosecute anyone who didn’t swear the oath of allegiance to Henry, and execute them

10
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What people fell victim to the Treason Act?

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Sir Thomas More
John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester
Both executed in 1535

11
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Name some members of the Conservative faction in Court

A

Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk
John, Lord Hussey
Edward Stanley, Earl of Derby

12
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What was the Name for DoM?

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Valour Eccsiasticus, started in 1535

13
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How much money was raised from DoM between 1535-47?

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1.3 million

14
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Cromwell hired Commissioners to visit Monasteries, what for?

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To weigh up the worth of each monastery and search for evidence of corruption

15
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When did Lincolnshire Uprising kick off?

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9th October 1536.

16
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How many rebels were there in the Lincolnshire Uprising?

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10,000 rebels.

17
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Who dealt with Lincolnshire and how?

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Duke of Suffolk.

Pardoned anyone who left. They all left.

18
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Why did Lincolnshire happen?

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Visitation of the Clergy caused panic.

Rumours spread that Lincoln would have their weapons and riches stolen. Crowds gathered as a result.

19
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When was the Pilgrimage of Grace?

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10th October 1536.

20
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Who led PoG?

A

Robert Aske

21
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What places in York did PoG rebels capture?

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Hull’s port and Pontefract Castle.

22
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How many rebels did PoG have at it’s peak?

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30,000

23
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How did they deal with PoG?

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Duke of Norfolk negotiated with them, promised to bring their demands to the King.
8th December, King called a pardon on all rebels and they all went home.
Aske travelled to London and spend Christmas with the king.

24
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What happened to Aske in 1537?

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Bigods Rising.
Henry VIII linked Robert Aske to it because of PoG and brought him back to London to be executed.
Hung him from a gibbet in chains until he died.