Instability and Consolidation: The 'Mid-Tudor Crisis', 1547-63

Practice flashcards based on the key concepts from the lecture notes.

Somerset inherited a divided Church that lacked __ leadership and a clear direction.

decisive

In 1549, Somerset sponsored __'s Protestant Prayer Book.

Archbishop Cranmer

The use of the Prayer Book was enforced by an Act of __.

Uniformity

Northumberland allowed increasingly __ reforms to be introduced into the Church of England.

radical

In 1552, Cranmer introduced a __ Prayer Book, which was far more radical than the first.

second

The introduction of radical changes angered the __ elites at home.

Catholic

The dissolution of the __ in 1547 caused a lot of anger.

chantries

Rising inflation and increasing food prices contributed to the __ and frustration of the commoners.

anger

The Kett rebellion was largely caused by __ and resentment at greedy landlords.

enclosure

A new poor law was introduced to help the __ sections of society.

poorest

The new local officer created by the poor law was known as the collector of __.

alms