Henry VIII and his ministers
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- Created on: 12-10-20 17:30
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- Henry VIII and Wolsey 1509-29
- Henry VIII, Renaissance Prince
- Henry VIII's accession to the throne
- second son Arthur d.1502
- 1509
- peaceful transition
- no resistance or conflict
- historians refer to Henry's early ages as the Renaissance period
- Renaissance
- revival of Ancient Rome culture
- popular, classical learning, exploration, discovery
- His character as a young man
- talented
- handsome & vain
- main strength
- ambition and intellect
- committed to peace in England
- wanted to win military glory against France
- aligned with noble's beliefs and won their approval
- charismatic and different from his paranoid, unpopular father
- England, 1509
- Due to Henry VII's heavy taxes, the wealth of the monarchy increased
- good financial position
- stable
- Peace
- Traditional methods of government
- tactical marriages
- Population: 2 mil
- most lived in countryside
- cities boomed: international trade with Europe gained momentum
- feudal social hierarchy
- Henry VIII's accession to the throne
- Henry VIII, Renaissance Prince
- England, 1509
- Due to Henry VII's heavy taxes, the wealth of the monarchy increased
- good financial position
- stable
- Peace
- Traditional methods of government
- tactical marriages
- Population: 2 mil
- most lived in countryside
- cities boomed: international trade with Europe gained momentum
- feudal social hierarchy
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