Role and Importance of Parliament in the 1530s (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards
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Statute law
Statute law
Laws by Parliament w/ royal consent; highest form in England
Proclamations
Proclamations
Royal decrees outside Parliament scope or when not sitting
Reformation Parliament duration & dates
Reformation Parliament duration & dates
1529-1536 (seven years)
King-in-Parliament
King-in-Parliament
King governs but lawmaking done in Parliament, not alone
House of Lords composition early 1530s
House of Lords composition early 1530s
51 peers, 21 bishops, 29 abbots
House of Commons size early 1530s
House of Commons size early 1530s
310 members: 74 county, 236 towns/boroughs
Abbots in Lords after dissolution
Abbots in Lords after dissolution
Vanished completely from House of Lords
Clergy in Lords after dissolution
Clergy in Lords after dissolution
Became a minority for first time
Cromwell's 2 purposes for using Parliament
Cromwell's 2 purposes for using Parliament
Legitimise break w/ Rome; enhance royal authority
Political nation
Political nation
Governing class King depended on to implement policies
