religion & reformation Flashcards

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what is a key debate in reformation amongst historians

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that it was inevitable, ‘evangelicalism’ wouldve forced church to reform

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what ideas/ inventions were rising in the 16th century

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decline of feudalism (system whee people were given land and protection from higher rank)
rise in nationalism
Renaissance ideas
printing press

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Where did protestant influences come from

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  • prior all english people catholic
  • mid 14th century, pre protestant christians demanded reform of the church
  • believed in religion being taught from Bible in Vernacular (using direct language to the country)
  • opposed practices in catholicism
  • eg transubstantiation, baptism, confession etc
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who was William Tyndale

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English scholar, Lutheran activist, leader in english protestant reformation
translated bible into english
opposed Henrys annulment

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what was humanism

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renaissance idea supporting free will
rewriting religious texts to make then more accessible

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wolsy and the church

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natural loyalty to his faith
Legatus a latere - acting on behalf of pope
most people fully accepted christian beliefs

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what had changed

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printing press- more ideas
many suggested abuses of power in rome
criticism of taxes

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why was the clergy criticised

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abuses of marriages, children, lavish expenditure
anti- clericalism grew

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who was martin luther

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foundation of protestant reformation
appalled by corruption in rome
wrote 95 theses
supported religious freedom
excommunicated by pope

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what was lutherism

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luther decided he was sick of catholic laws + corruption in rome
wrote book complaining of them
popes council tried to make him take it back
pope worried because of printing press

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why was luther important

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not everyone saw him as heretic
people frustrated with corruption + wealth of priests
anne boleyn interested

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differences between catholic church + protestant

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  • bread and wine is blood of jesus = symbol of remembering jesus
  • pope is Gods representative = get rid of him, let people speak freely to god
  • punishment solved by donating money to church = god cant be bribed
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why did people object catholic church

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  • money to churches went to rich bishops who had children, supposed to be celibate
  • if theres a bad pope whole church is corrupt
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what was the result of lutherism

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reached england by 1520
parts of bible translated by william tyndale
henry supporter of humanist ideas
humanist schools created

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what did wolsey do about the spread of humanist and lutherism

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instructed bishops to act more professionally
dissolved ineffective monastries
merged others for learning hubs
ordered burning of lutheran texts

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what did henry write

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anti lutheran books
earned title “defender of the Faith”

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catherine of aragon

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pregnant with first child at coronation if queen - still born
second son died
series of miscarriages + Mary I
hugely popular + failed for heir - stopped sleeping together

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who was henry fitzroy

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henrys son
bastard
1525 was ennobled
earl of richmond

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henrys desire for anne boleyn

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educated and spoke french
invited to court by wolsey
henry pursuing her sister mary
love letters
anne retreated from court

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who raised doubts about henrys marriage

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Gabriel De Gramont - french ambassador

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what argument did henry use to support his argument of his invalid marriage

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leviticus
its impure to take brothers wife

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why did wolsey and anne clash

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her influence grew
clashed over clerical appointments abd treatment of reformers
he thwarted her marriage to henry percy

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when was anne boleyn executed and on what charges

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may 1536
adultery, incest, treason

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who did anne boleyn give birth to

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elizabeth I

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who did henry choose 1536
Jane Seymour
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what was the Act of Supremacy 1534
supreme head of church put end to englands relations with the Church of Rome
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why did henry want to diminish papal power
1529 pope denied kings divorce, defining it as sacred union
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what was the parliament called between 1529 and 1536
Reformation parliament
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when was Act in Conditional restraint of Annates
march 1532
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what was the Act of Conditional restraint of Annates
imposed limit on money sent to Papal state and amount reduced by 95%
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what did the king ensure when he divorced Catherine
nobody could appeal to foreign court by releasing Act of restraint in Appeals
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when and what was the See of Rome act
1536 put end to Britains relationship with Papal church
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what did the see of rome act do to bishop of rome amd pope
made bishop responsible for impoverishment of kingdom illegal to defend pope now with Treason Act
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what did clergy in england have to do
take oath which they renounced Popes authority
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how did henry break with rome
series of acts between 1532 ad 1534 king had final say + money flow from catholic church final say in who appointed bishops
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key change 1529
benefit of Clergy removed
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key change 1530
Praemunire charges people couldnt appeal to other powers like the pope
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key change 1532
money paid to rome sent back to Englad
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key change 1533 regarding appeals
all appeals to rome, religious or otherwise forbidden enhanced praemunire laws
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key change 1534 - Peters pence & dispensations
household tax owed to rome was banned
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1534 act of succession
henry and catherines marriage invalid mary made illegitimate
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1534 annates reserved to crown
more church money diverted to crown
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1534 cromwell
appointed to viceregency in spirituals second only to the king
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1536 smaller monastries
dissolved those with income of under £200 annum
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1536 first set of royal injunctions
pilgrimages and observation of holy days were restricted
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1539 Key Acts
Dissolution of Greater monastries
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Why was anne boleyn significant
lady in waiting to Aragon her sister was kings mistress anne refused to be mistress promised henry a male heir
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when was anne boleyn summoned to court
1522
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how did anne and henry get married
anne insistent on marriage promise of male heir 1533 secretly wed and rejected papal supremacy
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when was Anne crowned
1st June 1533
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what was annes role as a queen
played part at english reformation influenced and convincing henry how much power he had/ what he could do she had knowledge of reformist writers
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what did anne boleyn do during her marriage with her ladies in waiting
encouraged court ladies to read the bible + distance from Lewd behaviour spoke freely originally
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how did anne spend most of her early career in france
exposed to reformist writings of french scholars like Lefevre Strong women of French court - eg Louise of Savoy
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why did cromwell plot against Anne and her fall
- henry tiring of anne - cromwell disliked her - idea that their marriage was cursed - miscarried second child
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how did cromwell plot against anne boleyn
- plotted against her brother George and other male courtiers - anne accused of adultery, witchcraft, conspiracy against the king - anne denied charged
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when was Anne Boleyn executed
19th May 1536
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why was Anne Boleyn executed
- swordsmen travelling to execute her before trial was over - annes failure for male heir - adultery seen as treason - anne interfering too much with policy making - henry felt emasculated
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when did anne have her miscarriage
Jan 1536
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why did Annes involvement in policy making fear cromwell
he was afraid of being overshadowed by her due to her involvement
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when did anne and her ladies in waiting face privy council and who was there
2nd May 1536 faced her uncle duke of norfolk taken to tower of london by cromwell judge was her uncle
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what was anne boleyn accused of
20 acts of adultery and 5 men onlt one musician was found guilty king currently sending letters to Jane Seymor
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when Henry was chasing Anne Boleyn and threatened her when she retreated from court, what words did he use
"marvel out"
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how many monastries were there before the dissolution and how much did each one house
825 religious houses 12 in each
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how did henry intend to use the finance through the dissolution of the monastries
to fund foreign policy selling land to nobility/gentry
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what were the main reasons for the dissolution of monastries
moneny destroy catholic opposition religious reform
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how much land did the church possess
1/3 of countrys land
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who was the cardinal who visisted england for the trial about the annulment
cardial Campeggio
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how much money was derived from the dissolution of smaller monastic houses
£38,000
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how many monastries did wolsey close and why
28 to fund cardinal college at oxford
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how did wolsey try to destroy the threat of lutherism abroad
using english ambassadors in netherlands, frankfurt, to get authorities to stop printing of heretical works in english
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what was starting to change within churches due to the reformation
rejection of purgatory legislation of english bible
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how many religious establishments were eventually shut down and how many people did this affect
900 12,000 people
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what surveys did cromwell have commissioners send out regarding church
- to find values of the land - to find values of the moastries
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who was the court of augmentations led by
richard rich in control of income from dissolved monastries