The Break With Rome Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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When did Henry start to think about annulling his marriage with Catherine?

A

1527

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What was Charles V to Catherine of Aragon?

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Her Nephew

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3
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When and who did Henry join and alliance with against Charles V?

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1528 with Francis I, and Pope Clement VII

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4
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Who was in charge of getting Henry’s marriage to Catherine?

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Cardinal Thomas Wolsey

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5
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Why did the nobility not like Wolsey?

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Because his father was a commoner, a butcher from Ipswich

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What happened in 1529?

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  • Failure to reach an agreement over the annulment with Cardinal Campeggio
  • The annulment case was moved to Rome
  • Wolsey lost power
  • The parliament that passed a lot of the acts the finalised the break with Rome had it’s first sitting
  • This parliament was very anti-Church
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When did Henry become the Head of The Church, and, what was his full title?

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3rd of November, 1534, and his full title was: Head of the Church in England and Wales as far as the word of God allows.

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Who was appointed the new Archbishop of Canterbury, and When was he appointed?

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Thomas Cranmer in 1532

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What was the Act in Restraint of Annates, and when was it bought in?

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The act was bought in in 1532, and it stopped 95% of payments from senior clergymen to the Pope

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What was the Act in Restraint of Appeals, and when was it introduced?

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It was Introduced in 1533, forbidding appeals to Rome, designed to scare the Pope, and stop him from undoing Cranmer’s annulment of Henry’s marriage

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What was the Act of Supremacy, and when was it introduced?

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It was introduced in 1534, and made Henry the Head of The Church

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What was the Act of Succession, and when was it passed?

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1533, and it made Elisabeth, and Mary, at least to the crown, Naturally Dead

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What was First Fruits and Tenths Act, and when was it passed?

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1540, and it meant that Henry could take 10% of clergy money, and could take all of the income of a church for it’s first year of being built

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What was the Act of Treason, and when was it introduced?

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1534, and it meant that anyone who disagreed with the acts could be charged with treason

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15
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When did the dissolution of the smaller monasteries start?

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1536

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16
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When did the Pilgrimage of Grace start?

17
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What was the Act of 6 Articles, and when was it passed?

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1539, reinforcing heresy laws, and reasserted that Catholic doctrine was the basis of the English Church

18
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What was the Defence of the 7 Sacraments

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A book Henry wrote that rebutted Martin Luther’s Protestantism, and was the reason he was named Defender of the Faith

19
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Who was the leader of the Pilgrimage Of Grace?

A

Robert Aske, a Lawyer

20
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Where did the Pilgrimage take place?

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Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire

21
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What was the banner of the Pilgrimage?

A

The 5 wounds of Christ

22
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Who were the people upset with?

A

Thomas Cromwell

23
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Who did the people trust?

24
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What was Henry’s response to the Pilgrimage of Grace?

A

Hanging Robert Aske alongside 200+ others

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How many Rebels were there?
35,000
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Who was the leader of Henry's army, and how big was it?
The Duke of Norfolk, and 14,000 troops
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How did Henry crush the rebellion?
He accepted the demands, wait until the rebels split-up, then moved the troops in, crushing the smaller groups.