Cromwell Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

'Religious changes in the years enjoyed little popular support.' Assess the validity of this viewJUDGEMENT - Valid view 'Religious changes in the years enjoyed little popular support.' Assess the validity of this viewFACTORS - Where the change came from Rebellions Speed of change Where the change came from - Top down Came from the people with highest government positions- Henry VIII, Cromwell, Cranmer, Somerset, Northumberland, Mary and Pole Treason Act and heresy laws- suggest stro...

author? - Robert Bolt which character "breaks the fourth wall" by speaking both to the play's characters and to the audience of the play - "Common Man" what does more receive as a bribe - Italian silver goblet why does more originally forbid meg from marrying roper - Roper is Lutheran what is the profession of roper's father - lawyer how many years does more spend in prison for his silence - a little over a year which character calls himself the "kings ear" - Cromwell which chara...

To what extent was England's government fundamentally transformed in the years 1509 to 1547? - Was transformed: -Elton's thesis, Cromwell revolutionized government from 'medieval to modern' Wasn't transformed: -Wolsey simply altered existing parts of the government to make them more effective, but he did not introduce any new reform e.g. Court of Star Chamber and Chancery and reform in Privy Chamber (excludes Gentlemen of the Chamber) -Wolsey made changes to how finance was collected...

HIUS 390 Settlement Quiz 2024 Scored 50/50 For what did the Siouan Monacans and Mannahoacs regularly raid the Virginia Algonquians villages? Wives and slaves Food and metal tools Leather Arrows and oysters What was Virginia’s primary source of labor in the seventeenth century (1600s)? Sharecropping Slavery Paid contractors Indentured servitude In the first few years of the settlement’s existence, what did the Jamestown settlers primarily rely on to get food? Farming and...

Full-mark essay assessing whether religious divisions were the main reason for Cromwell's fall from grace. Includes a paragraph on the stated reason (religious divisions), the opposition at court, and the financial disagreements. Also contains relevant historian quotes. Essay is balanced and arrives at a justified conclusion. Great revision tool to recap key individual, Thomas Cromwell

Absolutism Test Updated Questions and Answers Verified What kind of power did the sovereigns of this period feel they had? Divine power. What do we call a sovereign who governed a nation single-handedly? Absolute monarch. Which nation reigned supreme at the beginning of the age of absolutism? Where did the power shift to, later? The Spanish nation. To two rivaling powers-in-the-making: France and Britain. Why did King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella have to build a large naval fleet? To p...

AP EURO AMSCO Final "This image (Peter the Great) is best understood within the context of which of the following developments in Russia? A. Urbanization and rapid population growth in Eastern Europe B. Military reform and growth of mercantile trade C. Educational reform to revise Russian traditions D. The spread of Slavic independence movements" - correct answers B "This image(Peter the Great) most clearly represents which of the following trends in Europe in the 17th and 18th centur...

AP Euro-absolutism test 2023 questions and answers Why the English monarchy was restored Oliver Cromwell was dictator. He divided the country and dispersed parliment. Arbitrary role of army no longer possible Interregnum Period of time where the was no monarchy in England. The commonwealth, the barebones parliament, and the protectorate Results of the glorious revolution Created a limited constitutional monarchy. Willam and mary became monarchs. Parliament had power and got rid of the di...

World History A Cumulative Exam Review 2023 Verified Trade spread the Italian Renaissance across Europe by helping merchants become patrons. helping monarchs become artists. helping merchants become politicians. helping artists become patrons helping merchants become patrons. Why were banks created in medieval England? The new middle class required small loans. People wanted a safe place to store expensive items. The increase in population meant an increase in currency. Merchant...