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One of the current lower sixth A level topics is The Church in England: the Struggle for Supremacy, 1529–1547.  This page is intended for loading and storing resources, readings and useful links related to this topic.

Introduction and Overview (ppt)

HIS2B – The Struggle for Supremacy, the Church in England HANDBOOK

Revision resources For a timeline of key events click here

For a set of Tudor Top Trumps cards (useful for revision purposes, even if you might dispute the scoring!): click here . You may wish to print out 4 or 2 to a page.

For games try: Flip Quiz Revision game 1 Flip Quiz Revision game 2

Websites For help with researching the Tudors, try this great website Luminarium .

Even better – see John Guy’s website – Tudor.org .

The Pre-Reformation Church

The church in England on the eve of the Reformation – excellent summary (word)

Criticisms of the Pre-Reformation church (ppt)

Humanism Overview (ppt) The following video provides a neat summary of the theological background to the Reformation and if you have any doubts at all about what distinguished Lutheranism from Catholicism, then I would recommend you watch it and take notes. You should ask yourself, as you watch it, how close the Henrician Reformation went towards Luther and how far it tried to remain Catholic.

The King’s Great Matter and the Break with Rome

Why did Henry need a divorce? (ppt)

Background to the Tudor Claim (doc)

What were the key stages by which the break was achieved? (doc)

Phases 1 and 2 Wolsey’s Failure 1527-29(ppt)

Phase 3 Preparation 1529-32(ppt)

Phase 4 Enforcing the break 1533-36(ppt)

Who brought the break with Rome? (ppt)

Methods and strategies (word)

Reformation Parliament Statutes (word)

Blockbusters online game

Opposition before 1536 Questions about Opposition before 1536 (ppt) Who opposed the Reformation before 1536? (word)

The Dissolution of the monasteries and the Pilgrimage of Grace 1536-7

A useful website for this topic, with an odd name: Mists of Avalon

This document provides a brief summary and is a good place to start: Dissolution of the Monasteries (word)

Why and When were the monasteries dissolved?

• This document is useful for summarising those motives (financial, political, personal, religious):
• Why did Henry dissolve the monasteries? (word)
• The following is in-depth and strongly recommended – it really grapples with the evidence for and against the idea that the dissolution was planned from the beginning:
• Dissolution of the monasteries – why and when? (ppt)

How were the monasteries dissolved?

• The following outlines HOW the monasteries were dissolved – i.e. the methods employed and when:
• How the monasteries were dissolved (word)

The Consequences of the Dissolution

• Strongly recommended for detail:
• Consequences of the Dissolution (word)

The Pilgrimage of Grace

• A brief overview account can be found here (word) .
• The following is a good, more detailed power point, outlining the debate:
• The Pilgrimage of Grace (ppt)
• This review provides further insight into the debate:
• Patrick Collinson reviews ‘The Pilgrimage of Grace and the Politics of the 1530s’ by R.W. Hoyle · The London Review of Books, 1 November 2001 (pdf)
• The following summarises Michael Bush’s work and provides further insight into the debate about purpose and about the level of threat posed by the Pilgrimage:
• Nick Fellows, ‘The Pilgrimage of grace, October-December 1536’, Historical-Review, September 2000

The Impact of the Reformation on Church and State, 1535–1541

It is probably helpful to begin by looking at the key religious changes between 1535-41.  There is a clear consensus that Henry VIII was a religious conservative even if he had been a political radical.  In ecclesiological terms he was ‘protestant’, but in theological terms he was still catholic.  Debate concerns the extent to which the evangelical agenda, driven by others, was allowed to transform England and why, from 1539, the Reformation was ‘reversed’.  G.W. Bernard argues that Cromwell is merely Henry’s servant rather than an independent force driving a more radical agenda and that throughout the period 1536-1547 the Articles, Bishops’ Book, Injunctions and Parliamentary Statutes consistently reflect Henry’s ‘via media’.   By contrast, most historians, see Cromwell along with Cranmer as the driving forces behind a more radical Reformation that they tried to implement between 1535 and 1540 before Henry stepped in to take control.  According to these historians it is partly this volte-face in government policy that explains Cromwell’s fall in 1540.

The following power point looks in detail at religious change in the years 1535-1540.

Religious developments 1536-c. 1541  (ppt)

The following is excellent for helping you think about the extent of the Reformation –

• Was there really a Henrician Reformation?
• Was England Protestant by 1547?

– and it is useful for understanding the role of different factors in promoting or demoting protestant ideas – e.g. Henry himself, the need for cash, foreign policy, Cranmer and Cromwell, the influence of ‘faction’:

Henrician Reformation 1536-47 (ppt)

A useful powerpoint on change/continuity – Protestant/Catholic debate: Change or Continuity: 1535-1547 (ppt)

Sorting exercise: Was there an English Reformation? (word)

Henry’s final years: consolidation and court intrigue, 1542–1547

More to come here. Faction at the Court of Henry VIII 1540-47 (ppt) Tudor Faction 1529-47 (word) the debate over faction 1540-47 Henry VIII’s Foreign Policy (ppt) Henry’s Final Year 1540-7 summary of domestic and foreign policy (ppt)

Past Papers and mark schemes for AQA HIS2B

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A response to source based question E1 can be found here Some ammunition for responding to a tricky question on the king’s dependence on parliament (or otherwise) can be found here .

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HENRY VIII Tereza Vod ansk Henry VIII (1491 1547) King of England, King of Ireland, Prince of Wales born as the second son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

• Tereza Vodnanská
• born as the second son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York
• had 6 siblings only 3 survived infancy the successor should have been Arthur, not Henry
• he was the second monarch of the House of Tudor
• famous for having been married six times
• King 1509 - 1547
• was given a first-rate education from leading tutors, becoming fluent in Latin, French, and Spanish
• is known to have been an avid gambler and dice player
• excelled at sports, especially jousting, hunting, and real tennis
• was also an accomplished musician, player of many instruments, author, and poet
• Prince Arhturs widow
• Youngest child of King Ferdinand II of Aragon and Queen Isabella I of Castile
• problems with this marriage because of Pope
• wedding on 11 June 1509, and on 24 June 1509, the two were crowned, at Westminster Abbey
• Catherine couldnt produce the desired male heir of the throne
• daughter Mary
• Henry became attracted to a young courtier of Queen Anne Boleyn
• Cardinal Thomas Wolsey was ordered to start proceedings with Rome and Pope Henry wanted to annul the marriage with Catherine
• Henry wasnt successful
• young clerics
• they appeared after some time in the court and they supported the King
• Cranmer was at first rewarded with a position as ambassador to the imperial court, then he became the Archbishop of Canterbury
• Cromwell earned a position of chief adviser to the king a proposal that Henry should declare himself the head of the Church in England
• Cranmer declare the marriage with Catherine invalid and Henrys new one with Anne Boleyn valid
• crowned as Queen on 1 June 1533
• she gave birth to a daughter Elizabeth, but not to a male heir
• she was arrested on charges of using witchcraft, having relationships with other men and of incest with her brother George Boleyn
• 1536 - with her brother she was beheaded
• 1533 Henry was excomunicated from the Roman Church
• 1534 Act of Supremacy - which declared that the King was "the only Supreme Head in Earth of the Church of England".
• Parliament passed many other acts e.g. Act of Succession (Mary couldnt became the Queen)
• 1535 Laws in Wales Act - which legally annexed Wales, uniting England and Wales into one unified nation use of English in official proceedings in Wales
• Henry became engaged to her one day after Anne's execution in 1536 , and 10 days later married her
• she was one of the Queen's ladies-in-waiting to whom the King had been showing favour for some time
• 1537 - she gave Henry a son, Prince Edward (future Edward VI), but in the same year Jane died
• according to Henry she was the only true wife
• suggested by Cromwell
• painted by Hans Holbein the Younger and the portrait sent to the King
• sister of the Protestant Duke of Cleves
• January 1540 wedding
• Henry found her unattractive, the marriage was annuled
• called "The King's Sister"
• wedding in July 1540
• from powerful Catholic family
• very young but the King was delighted with her
• T. Cranmer tried to keep evidence of Queen Catherine's activities
• Catherine's marriage was annulled shortly before her execution
• Catherine was executed on 13 February 1542 - she was only about eighteen years old at the time
• a wealthy widow, the last wife
• 1543 wedding
• she argued with Henry about religion (she was radical, Henry conservative)
• she helped Henry with his two daughters (1544 The Act of Parliament put them back in the line of succession after Edward)
• she survived thanks to her submissiveness
• the process by which the Primacy of the Roman Pontiff in England was eliminated and replaced with Royal Supremacy and the institution of a Church of England outside of the Roman Catholic Church and under the power of the Supreme Governance of the English monarch
• the English Reformation was more of a political than a theological dispute
• the breakup between Rome and England started in the reign of Henry VIII and is therefore sometimes called the Henrician Reformation
• Henry didnt really establish new ideas about religion, he just wanted Englands church independent
• this gave Englands church its own power and influenced other states to establish their own churches.
• Henry was a Renaissance man - his court was a centre of scholarly and artistic innovation
• The discovery of America or "The New World" set the stage for Henry's innovative attitude - Henry was among the first European rulers to learn about the true geography of the world, a revolutionary discovery
• This discovery developed an atmosphere of exploration and discovery in the arts and sciences of which Henry took full advantage in his court and daily life
• Henry is traditionally called one of the founders of the Royal Navy - his favourite ship was Mary Rose
• Henry personally wrote letters mainly to Anne Boleyn and Thomas Wolsey, also some books and songs
• His character inspired many artists e.g. later painters, W. Shakespeare
• Later in life, Henry was grossly overweight, with a waist measurement of 54 inches (137 cm)
• possibly suffered from gout (dna)
• The well known theory that he suffered from syphilis was first promoted approximately 100 years after his death
• But also he gradually became ulcerated (pokrytý vredy)
• He died on 28 January 1547 at the Palace of Whitehall (he died on what would have been his father's 90th birthday)
• Henry VIII was buried in St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, next to his wife Jane Seymour
• His successor was at first Edward VI, the first Protestant monarch in England

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HENRY VIII. By: World History Student 9 TH Grade World History . Birth. Henry VIII was born June 28, 1491 He was the second son of Henry VII His mother was Elizabeth of York He was born in Greenwich, England. Early Years.

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HENRY VIII By: World History Student 9TH Grade World History

Birth • Henry VIII was born June 28, 1491 • He was the second son of Henry VII • His mother was Elizabeth of York • He was born in Greenwich, England.

Early Years • As a young lad Henry VIII excelled in athletics and in school studies. • When in his youth he also was a very accomplished in arts such as music and writing. • He was very fond of tennis and hunting. • He was very athletic as a child which did not care over as an adult

Becoming King • Henry VIII became king on April 22, 1509 • He became King when his father King Henry VII died • He was only 18 years old when he became King of his Fathers kingdom. • He was in complete control of all of England.

Becoming King • When he became King of England he brought many characteristics to the government which at that time they were missing • His youthfulness led to a very hard worker • His youthfulness also led to a good energy and vigor. • At the time of him becoming king England’s government was missing all the characteristics that he had.

Strengths • King Henry VIII had a lot of great strengths which led to a great leader. • One of Henrys VIII greatest strengths was his enthusiasm which made him well loved by the people that he reigned over. • Other great strength was his Intelligence. He was very smart and this led to him making smart decisions which made him be a great leader.

Weaknesses • King Henry VIII was a great leader, but like all people he had his weaknesses • One of King Henrys weaknesses was his body. He had very many health problems ranging from a rare blood type to weighing almost 400 pounds at his death. • Being unhealthy as a king meant he couldn’t go out in public as easily • Another weakness of Henry VIII was that he did not shy away from war. Which sometimes led to loosing many men and resources in these wars

Wars • King Henry VIII fought many wars in his reign of king • He was very fond of war which sometimes led it to be one of his weaknesses. • He had many battles with Scotland • Many battles with Scotland happened because England and Scotland border each other.

Notable Wars 1513, Battle of Spurs 1525, French defeat at Pavia 1527, Sack of Rome 1547, Pinkie Cleugh

King Henry Wives • Throughout his reign King Henry had 6 wives and only 3 children. • King Henry had many wives because he wanted a son to rule after he had died

Wives of King Henry VIII • 1st wife- Katherine of Aragon, divorced • 2nd wife- Anne Boleyn, beheaded • 3rd wife- Jane Seymour, natural death • 4th wife- Anne of Cleves, divorced • 5th wife- Catherine Howard, beheaded • 6th wife- Kateryn Parr, survived

Death • King Henry died on January 28, 1547 • He was only 56 at the time of his death • Know one truly knows how he died • The most believed cause of death was syphilis

What I would have done • Instead of fighting more wars I would have tried to resolve the problems less violently • I would have not of had 6 wives to try to get a kid, I would of just adopted a boy child. • I would of tried to be a healthier king so I have a better chance of living longer • I would of tried to unify Scotland and England

What Political leaders now can learn from Henry VIII • King Henry was a very good leader and did many things to strengthen his country • Something Political leaders can learn from Henry VIII is to have a vigor attitude • Also, they could learn not to be scared. • King Henry proved this when he wasn’t scared and established the Church of England.

Why I chose Henry VIII • I chose Henry VIII because I thought he was a great King. • I think he did a better job overall for his country. • He also introduced many acts that helped his country • He started the Church of England

Works Cited • www.royal.uk.org “Henry VIII(r.1509-1547)” History, 08-09, April 8, 2013 • Eakins, Lara “Henry VIII King of England” February 19, 2012 History April 8, 2013 • www.History.com. Henry VIII, 2012. April 8, 2013

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