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In depth and detailed A* notes on EVERYTHING you need to know about the religion topic with Henry VIII including the pre-reformation church, the religious reforms, causes and effects of the Reformation including the Dissolution of the Monasteries, Pilgrimage of Grace. Effective evaluation of the different aspects of the religion topic that helped me get an A*

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H8 RELIGION DISSOLUTION OF THE MONASTRIES CAUSES EVENTS AND
CONSEQUENCES
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1. CAUSES OF THE
DISSOLUTION

2. FINANCIAL MO-
TIVES

3. why did henry Concerns over a Catholic crusade afteterm-2r H's excommunication from Pope on
need wealth for 17th December 1538
(protection) needed to build programme of forts which monastic wealth helped pay for

4. when was henry 17th December 1538
excommunicated

5. how wealthy in England, the Church owned approximately 1/3 of the land
was the church
pre-reformation

6. what did gaining Cromwell and henry didn't need to tax the people anymore and could pay for FP
monastic wealth in 1540's
mean

7. CONTINENTAL
INFLUENCE

8. where else were In Germany and Scandinavia
religious houses Built as a model for England
being dissolved

9. what ideas were ideas of Erasmus, Tyndale and fish criticising monastic life also gaining currency
also growing

10. PATRONAGE AND
GREED
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CONSEQUENCES
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11. laity greed following 1536 Act Laity increasingly gained an appetite for land

12. evidence of nobil- even duke of Norfolk who was a catholic weighed in on sales of monastic land
ity greed henry pacified those against the reformation with money

13. "IMPERIAL" IDEA

14. who was monas- parent institutions out of England which became unacceptable after the act of
teries most alle- restraint of appeals to Rome and the act of supremacy
giance to Monks and nuns were also expected to be loyal to their specific religious orders,
which often had parent institutions outside of England

15. EVIDENCE OF nuns having children and drunk monks at Mass
DEBAUCHED
MONKS

16. abbot of west drunkest knave living
langdon

17. abbot of founda- kept 6 prostitutes
tions

18. what was "Valor Ecclesiasticus" in 1536
Cromwell's doc- see what resources available to plunder
ument to find
the wealth of the
church

19. EVENTS OF THE
DISSOLUTION OF
THE MONAS-
TRIES
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