key dates

Question 1

event 1534

Answer 1

reformation begun

Question 2

when did reformation begin

Answer 2

1534

Question 3

Act of Maintenance

Answer 3

1487

Question 4

1487

Answer 4

Act of Maintenance

Question 5

De Facto Act

Answer 5

1495

Question 6

1495

Answer 6

De Facto Act

Question 7

Act of Maintenance

Answer 7

1487

Question 8

1529

Answer 8

Reformation parliament started to meet

Question 9

reformation parliament started to meet

Answer 9

1539

Question 10

office holders worse oaths of allegiance and supremacy

Answer 10

1534

Question 11

1534 office holders

Answer 11

swore oaths of allegiance and supremacy

Question 12

1549 office holder

Answer 12

appointments of lords lieutenant

Question 13

1553 Northumberland

Answer 13

Northumberland issued a proclamation denying M1’s right to the throne

Question 14

1558 office holder

Answer 14

reform of the militia

Question 15

1563 law

Answer 15

statute of artificers

Question 16

appointments of lords lieutenant

Answer 16

1549

Question 17

reform of the militia

Answer 17

1558

Question 18

statute of artificers

Answer 18

1563

Question 19

council of the north reform

Answer 19

1572

Question 20

1572 council

Answer 20

council of the north reform

Question 21

poor law act

Answer 21

1572

Question 22

1572 act

Answer 22

poor law act

Question 23

repeal of anti-enclosure legislation

Answer 23

1593

Question 24

1593 law

Answer 24

repeal of anti-enclosure legislation

Question 25

1598

Answer 25

poor law acts: act for the relief of the poor act for the punishment of rogues and sturdy beggars

Question 26

act for the relief of the poor act for the punishment of rogues and sturdy beggars

Answer 26

1598

Question 27

1559 propoganda

Answer 27

William Baldwin Mirror for Magistrates - treason=sin 'We war with God against His glory too, That placeth in His office whom he list'

Question 28

changes over Tudor period in oaths of allegiance and supremacy

Answer 28

from 1534 spiritual and lay office holder swore oaths of allegiance and supremacy under E6 oaths of uniformity were added reversed under M1 reinstated under E1

Question 29

use of proclamations

Answer 29

made increasing use of proclamations - nearly 900 issued during the period copies were sent to every country where the message was read out in parish churches and marketplaces - so the crown could be kept informed of as many of its subjects as possible H7 1509 to end speculation surrounding claims of a pretender 1553 Northumberland used to deny Mary's right to the throne

Question 30

H7 propoganda

Answer 30

development of Tudor rose claimed descent from king Arthur Burgundian-style court with lavish displays impressed foreign visitors and English nobles