Society,economy And Religion 1509-47 Flashcards

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What are the 3 branches of reformist ideas?

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-Calvinism
-humanism
-erasmianism

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What were Cromwell 10 articles 1536?

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-was a clear move towards Protestantism
- the 7 sacraments were rejected and left only 3

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What was the bishops book in 1537?

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-aimed to get bishops to follow rules
- to get rid of corruptness

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What as the treason act in 1534?

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An act where if you if you spoke badly of the king or his policies you would be put to death

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Examples of corruption amongst clergy:

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-pluralism(getting money for more than one job)
-non residence(not doing the duties you are payed for)

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What was the name of the book by Simon fish in 1529 which attacked the churches corruption?

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Supplication of the beggars

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How many religious houses were closed altogether because of the dissolution of monasteries?

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825

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Why did the monasteries close?

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-they had the potential to double the crowns income by selling them and the land they were on
-would also make his nobles and gentry happy as they would be getting land-buying support

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Positive effects of the dissolution of monasteries:

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-he got 10% of the total wealth of the crown at that point
-it helped him to fund his foreign policy for the rest of his reign
-Catholicism was prevented from returning to this land so Protestantism was able to take over

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Negative effects of dissolution of monasteries:

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-they were often vandalised and items were stolen in the process
-they were used to help and shelter the poor people so they had nowhere to go
-nuns and monks lost their homes and jobs

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What was the act of 6 articles?

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-it reaffirmed some of the catholic sacraments eg transubstanciation

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What did the act for the dissolution of the smaller monasteries 1536 do?

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Closed all religious houses with lands valued under £200

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What did the act of dissolution of the larger monasteries 1539 do?

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Extending the closed to all religious houses

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What was the court of augmentations established in 1540 for?

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To handle the property and income from the dissolved monasteries

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Why did Thomas more Henry’s adviser get executed?

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He showed reluctance to support Henry’s marriage to Anne Boleyn and refused to swear an oath accepting Henry’s and Catherine’s child was illegitimate

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Why was the nun of Kent a threat to Henry and Cromwell?

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She experienced visions that the king would be dead if he divorced Catherine and she led campaigns against changes in the church

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How many people threatened to rebel in Suffolk due to the amicable grant?

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What happened in the Lincolnshire uprising 1536?

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-40,000 men involved
-well organised
-included nobles who later realised they had too much to lose eg Duke of suffolk
-Henry was about to punish people but another uprising was worse

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What happened in the pilgrimage of grace 1536?

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-Robert aske wanted Henry to stop attacks on the church and monasteries and let the pope take control again
-he believed Henry was not at fault
-35k men were involved
-Henry’s men could only raise 8k mem
-the rebels sent their demands but Henry cleverly failed to reply to them for weeks-hoping they would disperse
-he also asked them to clarify certain points to waste more time
-24 articles were presented
-300 rebels came to Henry and told him the names of rebels to be punished

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What was agreed if the rebels dispersed in the PofG?

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-The king would discuss their 24 articles in parliament
-all pilgrims would be pardoned

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What happened in the Cumberland uprising 1537?

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-after PoG Henry promised pardon but arrested 15 members
-we’re all accused of treason-showed Henry had control over everything

22
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Evidence of Henry’s control in wales and the north:

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-Cromwell reconstructed the council of the north so that it was more dependant on the kings council in London
-Henry replaced the earl of Kildare with an English noble: Thomas Howard
- the franchise act 1536- split wales into shires
-they declared Henry king of Ireland aswell as England.

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Evidence of problems in wales and the north:

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-earl of Kildares son led a rebellion after didn’t want to accept reformation of the church

24
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What are some examples of materials that increased in trade?

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What was the negative impact of more trade being done in London? -eg of port
Other ports eg Bristol found it hard to compete against London ports so did less trade being
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What are some examples of industries that experiences growth?
-mining -lead -coal
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When Henry expanded the navy how many ships did he increase it to?
From 7-53 ships
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Examples of Henry’s overseas expeditions?
-Cabot founded Newfoundland -coast of west Africa where they brought back lots of pepper
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What was the decrease in silver in English coins due to debasement?
92% - 33%
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Negative effects of debasement?
-inflation -grain prices increased so peasants struggled
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What was the vagabonds act 1531?
-there was a difference between people who couldn’t work and lazy people- would be punished -some people were licenced to beg
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Evidence of prosperity in society:
-growth of population from 1525 -increase in farming incomes due to the prices rising -debasement created short term artificial boom in 1544
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Evidence of depression in society:
-bad harvests 1520 led to inflation -wages decreased for peasants -debasement- inflation
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What was the impact of enclosure on poor people?
They were forced out of their houses and had no where to live