The Role of the Nobility in Maintaining Control (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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The Role of the Nobility in Maintaining Control
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Nobility's dual role in Tudor England

Link between centre and localities

Shift in noble power base during Tudor period

From land ownership to access to monarch at court

Royal affinity

Tudor monarchs' own personal followers

Charles Brandon moved to which region in late 1530s?

Lincolnshire

Who negotiated with Pilgrimage of Grace rebels in 1536?

Duke of Norfolk

Earl of Derby's role under Mary I

Catholic who investigated Protestants

William Cecil's JP positions under Elizabeth

Lincolnshire and Northampton

Noble-linked rebellions (3 examples)

Wyatt's revolt, Northern Revolt 1569, Pilgrimage of Grace

When did JP role first emerge?

14th century

JPs' legal powers

Hear cases of felony/trespass, arrest suspects

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