Tudors Key Words 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: cmegsCreated on: 28-12-18 13:17 Annual payments for land in ******* feudalism Amunities 1 of 35 An official in a government department, being concerned with practical corrrectness at the expense of other peoples needs Bureaucrat 2 of 35 A contract system where amunities were given instead of land grants ******* Feudalism 3 of 35 A person who makes a charitable donation a dying person will leave money to their church Benefactor 4 of 35 A person who attends roya court as a companian or adviser to the monarch Courtier 5 of 35 Private areas of court Chamber 6 of 35 Seen as the shady area of government, by passed the legal system, raised money for the king Council learned in the law 7 of 35 Monitors governnment spending Court of audit 8 of 35 Chapels where masses for the souls of the dead took place Chantries 9 of 35 Henry inherited all the lands held by both York and lancaster houses Crown land 10 of 35 Paid on goods going in and out of the country Custom duties 11 of 35 An area under the care of a bishop in the Church, there are 17 in England Diocese 12 of 35 A process whereby the silver coins had their sliver content reduced by adding cheaper metals Debasement of coinage 13 of 35 The view that the state should have authroity over the church, the king should be in control Erastian 14 of 35 Land going back to the king if someone dies without an heir Escheats 15 of 35 The king ultimately held all land property and then was granted to tennants Feudalism 16 of 35 Traditional rights that are held by the crown to demand money, with the idea that the king owns all the land Feudal dues 17 of 35 Gathering of the house of lords meeting out of the commons Great Council 18 of 35 Voluntary associations of individuals created to promote works of christian charity or devotion Guilds 19 of 35 An increase, usually over a long peroid of time, of a wide range of prices and services Inflation 20 of 35 They were appointed for each county and were responsible for keeping public order Justice of the peace 21 of 35 A job filled by an important nobleman and a friend of the king, had adminsrtitive powerand political power, often speaking on behalf of the king Lord Chamberlain 22 of 35 Skilled administrators Laymen 23 of 35 Founded by John Wycliffe, favoured translating the bible into english and believed that the Catholic Church was corrupt Lollards 24 of 35 A member of the higher ranks of nobility Magnate 25 of 35 Land along the english-welsh border where local nobles would get special rights and powers Marches 26 of 35 Righst or powers which the monarch could exercise without requiring the consent of parliament Prerogative rights 27 of 35 Contains close personal servants of the monarch, members have a direct contact and influence over the monarch Privy chamber 28 of 35 The state in which souls of the dead were purged of their sins before they could enter heaven Purgatory 29 of 35 A journey to a place of religious devotion making one could decrease the amount of time spent in purgatory Pilgrimage 30 of 35 An increase in the amount of people that reside ina counrty state county or city population growth 31 of 35 The belief that the substance of bread and wine completely changed into the substance of christ's body and blood Transubstantiation 32 of 35 a person who wanders from place to place without a home or a job Vagabond 33 of 35 A latin term used in medival laws which make it a crime to use powers derived from the pope to the disadvantage of the king or his subjects Praemunire 34 of 35 Someone appointed by the pope to act on his behalf in a particular country usually for a specific purpose on a limited timescale Papal legate 35 of 35
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