Henry VIII: The Break with Rome in the 1530s (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes

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Role and Importance of Parliament in the 1530s
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By the 16th century, what was statute law regarded as in England?

The highest form of law in England

How frequently did Parliament meet under Edward IV and Henry VII?

Infrequently

How long did the Reformation Parliament remain in session?

Seven years

In what new area did Parliament enact legislation during the 1530s?

Church governance

What does King-in-Parliament refer to?

King making law in Parliament not alone

Why did Cromwell strategically use Parliament?

To give statute law's authority to changes

How many peers were in the House of Lords in the early 1530s?

51 peers

What happened to abbots in the House of Lords after the 1530s?

They vanished following dissolution

How many total members were in the House of Commons in the early 1530s?

310 members

What status did statute law achieve by the end of the 1530s?

Ultimate authority in England and Wales

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