Society - key terms Flashcards

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What is an act of attainder?

A

Declares a landowner guilty of rebellion against a monarch, resulting in loss of title, land, and possibly life.

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What does the term ‘Council learned (in law)’ refer to?

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Ensured the king raised money and enforced his prerogative rights.

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What is extraordinary revenue?

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Revenue raised through one-off payments.

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4
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Define real wages.

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Value of income in relation to the price of goods.

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What is the open field system?

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Estates renting strips of land to people who then farm it.

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Who were the Justices of the Peace?

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Usually local gentry who maintained law and order.

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What is Lollardy?

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Criticism of the church, questioning the corruption of its beliefs and transubstantiation.

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What did Huanns believe regarding education?

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Education should be influenced by philosophy, arts, literature, and science, rather than just religion.

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What is heresy?

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Denial of the validity of key doctrines of the Church.

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10
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Define anticlericalism.

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Opposition to the church’s role in political and other non-religious matters.

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What was the Yorkshire Rebellion?

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Opposition to the Earl of Richmond; rebels murdered the Earl of Northumberland.

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Describe the Cornish Rebellion.

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Opposition to the Earl of Richmond with 15k supporters, exploited by Perkin Warbeck, marched on London.

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