Religious Changes 1529-1547 (all answers do not have 'Act of') 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsA2/A-levelOCR Created by: beeabeeon49Created on: 07-07-17 10:18 Prevents appeals to the Pope, the Pope now cannot interfere Restraint of Appeals 1 of 11 Gives king control of convocation, prevents Church contact with Rome Submission of the Clergy 2 of 11 Ends Catherine's claim to be Henry's wife, Mary now illegitimate Succession 3 of 11 Stops all payments to Rome Dispensations 4 of 11 Henry has complete control of the Church Supremacy 5 of 11 Rejected 4 out of the 7 sacraments of Catholic belief Ten Articles 6 of 11 Ordered English Bible to be present at all parishes, discouraged pilgrimages, ordered removal of relics Royal Injunctions 7 of 11 Confirmed transubstantiation, forbade taking communion in both kinds Six Articles 8 of 11 Restricted access to Bible to upper classes, but still allowed English Bible Advancement of True Religion 9 of 11 This defended transubstantiation, but encouraged reformed belief in preaching and attacked images King's Book 10 of 11 Represented attack on Catholic belief of purgatory, but not enforced by time of Henry's death Dissolving chantries 11 of 11
AQA Tudors Revision notes, completed from Edward onwards with some notes for Henry VII and Henry VIII 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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