Henry VIII: The Break with Rome in the 1530s (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards
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Henrician Reformation - political or religious change?
Henrician Reformation - political or religious change?
Political transformation re: Church control, not doctrine change
Parliament session for royal supremacy reforms (years)
Parliament session for royal supremacy reforms (years)
1529-1536
Thomas Cranmer's lifespan
Thomas Cranmer's lifespan
1489-1556
Erastian argument - definition
Erastian argument - definition
Monarchs hold highest authority in their territories
Act in Restraint of Appeals - when passed?
Act in Restraint of Appeals - when passed?
February 1533
Act in Restraint of Appeals - main purpose
Act in Restraint of Appeals - main purpose
Prevented Catherine appealing divorce case to Rome
Act of Supremacy - year
Act of Supremacy - year
1534
Why 'acknowledged' key in Act of Supremacy?
Why 'acknowledged' key in Act of Supremacy?
Claimed King always had right; Parliament recognised, not granted it
Cromwell's Church role from 1535
Cromwell's Church role from 1535
Vicar-General - Henry's deputy overseeing Church
Royal supremacy's major long-term consequence
Royal supremacy's major long-term consequence
Religious rather than political - opened door for doctrinal reform