Chapter 1 - Henry VIII's aims and characteristics

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12 (ish) concrete facts about Henry's personality, aims, changes to government and the rise of Wolsey.

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Marriage to Catherine of Aragon

11th June 1509

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When Henry was crowned in ____ ____ he chose a joint coronation with his new queen, who he had married __ days earlier

  • June 1509

  • 13

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In ___, Henry removed the ____ ___ by Act of Parliament, and cancelled ___ bonds that were held against nobles.

  • 1510

  • council learned

  • 175

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Henry hated the work of governance, so used the ___ ____, which gave bureaucrats such as Wolsey enormous power

Dry stamp

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Dry Stamp only held by _ men at a time, and safeguarded by a leger that that the King signed monthly.

  • 3

  • monthly

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Henry VIII received £_____ as his inheritance, a peaceful foreign policy, unpopular council learned and efficient conciliar form of government

300,000

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Thomas Cromwell was Henry’s ____ ____ and was executed impulsively in ____ ____

  • principal secretary

  • July 1540

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Waist measurements

  • 23 yrs = 35 inch waist

  • 45 yrs - 45 inch waist

  • 50 yrs - 54 inch waist

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In ___, Wolsey became Archbishop of ____, in ____ he became _____ _____ and in ____ he was made ___ ____ at Henry’s recommendation.

  • 1514

  • York

  • 1515

  • Lord Chancellor

  • 1518

  • Papal Legate

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In ____, Henry executed the ____ __ _____ for treason after he questioned his succession.

  • 1521

  • Duke of Buckingham

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Factions

  • Divide and rule

  • Gathered around key nobles

  • Actively encouraged by Henry

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The Earl of _____ led the army at the Battle of Flodden, and the Marquis of ____ led an army of ___ men to SW France in ____

  • Surrey

  • Dorset

  • 10,000

  • 1512

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Henry’s Groom of the Stool, ____ ____, who was not from an aristocratic background, was rewarded with an estate of £_____, showing the power of this position

  • William Compton

  • 1,700

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