Wolsey, Cromwell and Cecil in Tudor Government (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Legate a latere
Legate a latere
Papal rep with full powers to act for pope
Wolsey's father's occupation
Wolsey's father's occupation
Ipswich butcher
Subsidy (Wolsey's reform)
Subsidy (Wolsey's reform)
New taxation form raising more revenue for king
Praemunire
Praemunire
Charge for appealing to foreign power over monarch
Act in Restraint of Appeals year
Act in Restraint of Appeals year
1533
Vicegerent in spirituals
Vicegerent in spirituals
Deputy to king in religious matters (Cromwell from 1534)
Henry VIII's nickname for Anne of Cleves
Henry VIII's nickname for Anne of Cleves
The Flanders mare
Politique
Politique
Prioritised stability over religious ideology
Cecil's years serving Elizabeth I
Cecil's years serving Elizabeth I
1558-98 (died peacefully)
Why Cecil survived vs Wolsey & Cromwell
Why Cecil survived vs Wolsey & Cromwell
Gentry status, patronage network, mutual trust with Elizabeth