3.1
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- Created on: 07-01-21 11:02
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- 3.1 central Gov 1484-1602
- royal household
- had daily access to the monarch
- served directly under the monarch
- H vii
- restricted access to the monarch
- Hviii
- became a political hub, members had an increased power and influence
- route to power
- could control dry stamp
- M 1 -had a tighter control over members
- no longer controlled dry stamp
- E 1 - decresed in significance
- had daily access to the monarch
- privy council
- H viii
- wosley = dominant member
- 1540- reform of the council
- smaller council = 1536-120
- E vi
- increased in numbers
- however significance was undermined by Edward Seymour
- M 1
- increase in membership, but only had a small active core
- 1555- only 8 attended 50% of meetings
- had its own seal
- E 1- amount of work increased
- met 3-4 times a week
- H viii
- secretary
- close access to the monarch and control of seal
- cromwell used as position of power
- his fall from grace led to the role being split between 2 men
- cromwell used as position of power
- increased significance for Elizabeth
- walsingham and cecil
- role = knowlage of all members of the counicl + put together a special one
- Davison - gave M Q OF S death warrent
- fined 1000 marks and imprisioned
- close access to the monarch and control of seal
- Lord Lieutenant
- H viii
- 1512-45- gave comissions to nobility to organise defences against france
- Evi
- northumberld appointed members of the nobility as lieutenants to deal with rebellion
- M 1 =
- further attempts to formislise system due to war with france
- E 1
- lord lieutenants are appointed to each county
- H viii
- Relationship with the church
- church = rich and powerful
- had alot of influence
- source of education and a route to power - wosely
- owned lots of land
- tensions were increasing over churches power and privlages
- had alot of influence
- was good for the 1st 20 yrs of h8
- 1535- dissolution of the monistries
- 1536- 10 articles - apttempt to drfine the doctrine of the church
- 1539- act of 6 articles - renforced catholicism
- 1536- act of parliment - dissolved small monasteries
- 1540- last monerites were dissloved - £1.3 mill
- 1536- 10 articles - apttempt to drfine the doctrine of the church
- E Vi
- 1549-act of uniformity
- common prayer book
- 1549-act of uniformity
- M 1 = wanted to restore catholism
- E 1
- adopted protests
- 1559- religious settlement
- act of supremacy
- act uniformity
- 1559- religious settlement
- adopted protests
- church = rich and powerful
- royal household
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