Henry VIII and the Royal Supremacy, 1509-47

These flashcards cover key concepts from the lecture regarding protests, opposition, and rebellion during the reign of Henry VIII.

Protests during Henry VIII's reign were primarily aimed at issues related to __.

the availability and affordability of foodstuffs.

Cromwell was viewed as a particular hate figure because the population blamed him for __.

the ills of the state, government, and Church reforms.

During the 1530s, major factions at court formed around figures like Thomas Cromwell and __.

Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk.

The Aragonese faction opposed the annulment and the attack on the __.

Church.

The rebellion known as the Pilgrimage of Grace occurred in and during the years 1536-37.

Lincolnshire and Yorkshire.

The people held the __ in high regard, particularly in the economically poor north.

monasteries.

The two factions at court were divided mainly over the issue of __.

religion.

Opposition to government policies by the ruling elite became a matter of grave concern when it involved __.

nobility and gentry.

The Pilgrimage of Grace became the largest rebellion in the __ century.

sixteenth.

Armed rebellion was considered the most serious threat to the __ during Henry VIII's reign.

Crown.