history - crime and punishment: eraly modern england (c1500-c1700)

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Why did Merton Lither king start the reformation?

  • he believed the Catholic Church needed reform

  • Also believed the catholic church was corrupted and no longer followed the bible

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What were the religions of the Tudor/struart monarchs and how sever was their crime and punishment for heresy/ treason?

  • Henry vIII, catholic however broke away from pope, sever punishment

  • Edward VI, Protestant, relatively unsevere punishment

  • Mary I, catholic very sever punishment

  • Elizabeth I, Protestant relatively sever punishment

  • James I relatively sever punishment

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