henry viii overview
- Created by: maggiejune
- Created on: 10-06-18 16:47
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- Henry VIII
- Economic Development
- Trade generally increases throughout the reign
- The population can feed themselves but no more than that
- Henry had no interest in exploration
- Society
- The closing of the monasteries had a big impact on general person
- The Pilgrimage of Grace was when rebels demanded a series of requests through the Pontefract Articles
- Many problems were due to regional issues
- Foreign Policy
- Lots of money on war
- Field of the cloth of gold happened in 1520 that had lots of money for no reason
- Treaty of Greenwich: Mary and Edward have a promise to get married
- Treaty of Cambrai: isolates England
- Government
- Wolsey's 'reign' saw the start of the Star Chamber and the Court of Chancery
- Cromwell's 'reign' saw the break from Rome via imperial jurisdiction
- Concillar government continues when they both fall from grace
- Religion and Reform
- The church is corrupt because of saints bones, cloth, and the true cross
- Henry wanted to break from Rome because he needed to get a divorce
- Closing of the monasteries in the acts of dissolution
- Changes to the doctrine in the ten articles then the six articles
- Economic Development
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