Chapter 4 - Society Henry VIII

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How long did the Lincoln rising last?

11 days

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When was edmund de la Pole executed?

1513

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Despite declaring himslf as King of Ireland (___), Henry’s direct control of Ireland was limited to the area around the _____

  • 1541

  • Pale

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What removed Durham’s status as a semi-independent palatinate? (___)

Act of Liberties and Franchises 1535

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Who did the Amicable Grant rebels describe as their captain?

Poverty

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The Lincoln rising was partially sparked by Henry VIII attempting to impose the _____ ___ ____ on Lincolnshire

Duke of Suffolk

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Lincoln Rising scattered on the__th October 1536 when the Duke of ____’s army was on its way.

  • 11

  • Suffolk

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Prices rose by __% between 1500 -1525

60%

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In the 1520s, peasant incomes fell by __%, making the Amicable Grant particularly painful

12%

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In 1536 Cromwell tried to pass a subsidy Act for £_____, despite it being in peacetime, and the year after a failed harvest.

80,000

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____ smaller monasteries were dissolved in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire alone in 1536

100

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In (___), the Earl of Kildare was replaced by Lord _______ by Thomas Cromwell, prompting the Silken rebellion

  • 1534

  • Sheffington

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Silken Thomas called his rebellion a ____, and demanded that the Irish swear alliegance to the ____ rather than to the king

  • crusade

  • pope

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__ years after the Pilgrimage of Grace, taxation had risen to its highest level in ____ years

  • 15

  • 200

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The Amicable Grant had _____ rebels, who although swore their loyalty to the King, were ready to march on London, adn outnumbered the Duke of Suffolk’s forces.

4,000

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The AG threatened the King’s authority as some nobles refused to implement it. Lord ____ was threatened with _____ for not collecting the tax in _____

  • Lisle

  • execution

  • Berkshire

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The __ _____ (1536) had rejected all but 3 of the catholic sacraments, however this was amended following the PoG to include __ sacrements

  • 10 Articles

  • 4

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The Chancellor for the _____ of ____ was killed by a mob during the Lincoln Rising, indicating its level of danger towards members of the elite.

Bishop of Lincoln

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The Lincoln rising was ______ people strong, including priests, armed monks, gentry and commoners.

10,000

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The Nobility ___ by _ peers at the end of Henry’s reign

  • grew

  • 9

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When was the Duke of Buckingham executed, for privately questioning Henry’s legitimacy as King?

1521

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In ___, Margaret De La Pole, countess of Salisbury was executed at the age of __ due to her being a Plantagenet threat.

  • 1541

  • 67

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Lord Darcey and Lord Hussey were executed at the Tower in ____ for their role in the PoG and offering ______ castle to the rebels

  • 1537

  • Pontefract

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Pilgrimage of Grace leader, ____ ____, a lawyer, was a disciplined leader with __ murders or looting.

  • Robert Aske

  • no

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21st Oct 1536 Lord Darcey handed _____ _____, the most important fortress in north to the rebels to be the site of negotiations

Pontefract Castle

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Henry sent the conservative, but loyal ____ ___ ______ to negotiate with the rebels.

Duke of Norfolk

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When was the truce signed between PoG rebels

27th Oct 1536

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The PoG rebels wrote their demands in the ___ _______

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