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Early Modern Britain, c1450–c1800
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What time period does 'early modern Britain' cover?

1450-1800

In 1170, what belief justified a king's rule?

Divine appointment by God

What % of the medieval population lived in the countryside?

Over 95%

By 1450, which system had ended, allowing greater freedom of movement?

Villeinage

What institution's growing importance challenged royal authority?

Parliament

In what year did Henry VIII seek to divorce Catherine of Aragon?

1527

What title did the 1534 Act of Supremacy give Henry VIII?

Supreme Head of English Church

When did the dissolution of monasteries begin?

1536

Which groups were non-conformists who rejected the monarch's religious authority?

Methodists, Quakers, Baptists

In which centuries did the scientific revolution occur?

16th and 17th

Which scientists proved the Church's theories about the human body were wrong?

Andreas Vesalius and William Harvey

What did John Locke argue government should be based on?

Consent of the governed

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