Henry VIII and the Royal Supremacy, 1509-47

Flashcards covering key concepts from the lecture on Henry VIII and the Royal Supremacy, focusing on regional issues, social impacts of religious upheaval, and specific reforms.

The regions of Wales, Ireland, and the north of England were considered __ due to their cultural differences and economic challenges.

peripheral

Henry VIII sought to __ and bind Wales, Ireland, and the northern regions more closely to the rest of the kingdom.

annex

The __ reforms from 1536 to 1543 transformed the government and administration of Wales.

Cromwell's

Due to the Acts of Union, Wales was fully integrated into the __ state.

English

In Wales, the local populations were forced to adopt English law, speech, and __.

customs

The English administration in Ireland relied primarily on __ rather than persuasion.

force

In 1541, Henry VIII adopted the title of king of __ to assert control over the region.

Ireland

To govern the north of England, the Crown established the __ of the North, based in York.

Council

Many northerners resented the closure of __, which were integral to their way of life and led to the Pilgrimage of Grace.

monasteries

The most visible change in the Church during the religious upheaval was the __ of the monasteries.

dissolution

The closure of monastic institutions had a devastating impact on social and economic __ of the communities.

well-being

The Crown’s propaganda depicted monks and priests as __ and greedy, contributing to public despair.

corrupt

Religious reforms undermined the respect for the parish __ and led to social confusion.

priest

The Great Chain of Being came under greater __ as social norms were contested.

scrutiny