The opposition to Henrys monestries
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- Created on: 25-01-18 11:36
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- The opposition to Henrys monasteries (Specific people or groups of people)
- John Fisher
- Why did he oppose?
- He believed in the powers given to the papacy, opposition was a mortal sin.
- How he opposed and what happened?
- He refused to swear the Oath of Supremacy.
- He was executed.
- Why did he oppose?
- Thomas More
- Why did he oppose?
- He did not agree with Henry's divorce from Catherine.
- He did not believe that the Church should be under lay control.
- He was a supporter of papal authority.
- How he opposed and what happened
- He resigned Lord Chancellor
- He refused to sign the Oath of Supremacy.
- He was executed.
- Why did he oppose?
- Elizabeth Barton
- Why did she oppose?
- She opposed Henry's divorce from Catherine of Aragon.
- How she opposed and what happened
- She prophesied that Henry would lose the throne.
- She was executed.
- Why did she oppose?
- Francis Bigod
- Why did he oppose?
- He was unset because some of the agreements signed after the Pilgrimage of Grace were not signed. He was also upset by the dissolution of the monesteries.
- How he opposed and what happened
- He formed a rebellion
- He was hanged.
- Why did he oppose?
- Carthusians and Observant monks
- Why did they oppose?
- They disagreed with the break from Rome.
- How they opposed and what happened to them.
- Resisted changes
- Houses were closed, imprisonment and some executed, other dies of starvation rather than surrender.
- Why did they oppose?
- John Fisher
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