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Mind Map by xoliviamae, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by xoliviamae
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Why did Henry VIII break with Rome?
- The Role of Anne Boleyn
- She was a Protestant
- Introduced Henry
to theological works
- Simon Fish "The
Supplication of Beggars"
- William Tyndale
"Obedience of the
Christian Man"
- Simon Fish "The
Supplication of Beggars"
- Encouraged
radicals such as
Thomas Cranmer
- All 10 bishops appointed while
Anne was Queen were reformers
- She was a Protestant
- Henry wanted a male heir to Anne
- Catherine was going
through the menopause
- Thought God was punishing him with
Leviticus and Deutronomy
- Mary was now illegitimate
- Henry needed a
male to be stable
- Catherine was going
through the menopause
- The role of Thomas Cranmer
- Geeky academic who
was a strong Protestant
- Got opinion on the H+C divorce
from leading European
universities
- Drafted the Ten Articles (1536) and
the Bishops Book (1537)
- Geeky academic who
was a strong Protestant
- To increase Henry's powers
in England + to lower the
Pope's authority
- Felt that the Pope
was higher than him
- The Pope was seen as
more powerful than
Henry
- Henry wanted to be very powerful, links
to his foreign policy ideas
- Henry wanted to be very powerful, links
to his foreign policy ideas
- Felt that the Pope
was higher than him
- The role of Thomas Cromwell
- Drafted much of the Reformation
- Drafted the bills that freed
Henry from control of Rome
- Promoted Protestant
ideas in England
- Drafted the bills that freed
Henry from control of Rome
- Instrumental in
the dissolution of
the monestaries
- Drafted much of the Reformation
- Anti-clerical feeling in England
- People were against the
Church so could rebel
- Henry didn't have the
strongest hold on England
after the War of the Roses
anyway
- Links to wanting a male heir
- Links to wanting a male heir
- People were against the
Church so could rebel
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