Henry VII and the Church 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Isabelle6447Created on: 13-03-21 15:06 How many parish churches were there? over 8000 1 of 16 How did the church help social and political elites to maintain social control? Encouragement of good behaviour, obedience and stress of value of community 2 of 16 What were the two most important things the church offered? grace and purgatory 3 of 16 What are the 7 sacraments? Baptism, confirmation, marriage, anointing, penance, holy orders and eucharist. 4 of 16 How much land in England did the church own? 1/3, 2nd biggest landowner after the crown 5 of 16 Examples of the role of the church in everyday life? mass, education, providing housing, building, community work. 6 of 16 Why did people become benefactors and give money to the church? to reduce time in purgatory 7 of 16 What was the Lollards aim for the bible and who was the founder? To translate it into English, John Wycliffe 8 of 16 What was anti-clericalism criticisms of the church? The catholic church was corrupt, denied the special status of the priest, sceptical of transubstantiation. 9 of 16 What were humanists concerns and beliefs? belief in the catholic faith and free will 10 of 16 name 2 early humanist scholars William Grocyn (1449-1519) and Thomas Linacre (1460-1524) 11 of 16 What alternative system had more influence in England during Henry VII reign? Scholaticism 12 of 16 What changes took place in education? 53 new grammar schools in 1460-1509 after 1480 a more humanists approch 13 of 16 what was the most important subject taught at grammar schools? Latin 14 of 16 which chapel did Henry VII commission? Westminister abbey 15 of 16 what did William Caxton establish in 1478? the printing press - could now spread ideas more quickley 16 of 16
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