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The Amicable Grant
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What was the Amicable Grant?

A controversial tax imposed in 1525

In which year did Henry VIII impose the Amicable Grant?

1525

What was the primary purpose of the Amicable Grant?

To fund a planned invasion of France

Why was it called 'Amicable' Grant?

To suggest voluntary contribution

What proportion of their property value were clergy expected to pay?

One-third

What proportion of their property value did ordinary people face?

One-sixth

Why was the Amicable Grant particularly controversial?

It had not been approved by Parliament

How long were people given to pay the Amicable Grant?

10 weeks

Where did the most serious rebellion against the grant occur?

Lavenham, Suffolk

How many men gathered in rebellion at Lavenham?

10,000

What happened to the Amicable Grant after widespread resistance?

It was completely abandoned

What long-term effect did the grant's failure have on Cardinal Wolsey?

His reputation was badly damaged

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