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2.4 - Overview

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2.4.1 - Elites, Gentry, Commanders

info Unfinished. Population Percentages Profiles Elites Nobility The size of peerage within the nobility increased during Henry VIII's reign but had a very minimal increase due to...

2.4.2 - Regional Variations

Marches Marches served as border guards . They protected the main land from the adjacent country. Throughout Henry VIII's reign, this was primarily the Scottish. Palatinates Palati...

2.4.3 - Social Impact of Religious Changes

Context At the start of Henry VIII's reign there was very little indication towards fundamental changes to the English Church. There were complaints about factors such as the world...

2.4.4 - Lincolnshire Rising and Pilgrimage of Grace, 1536

info Unfinished. Lincolnshire Rising An attempt to protect local smaller monasteries from seizure due to rumours from word of mouth . Rumours originated from government commissions...

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2.5.1 - Trade and Exploration

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2.5.2 - Economy

Population Growth Engrossing Engrossing was the enlargement of owned land by one. Example scenario. Enclosure Enclosure was the action of appropriating land , particularly the comm...

2.6.1 - Nature of the English Church Before Reformation

Meaning and Impact of Anticlericalism Anticlericalism was the opposition to the Church . It had a significant impact as people began to realise faults within for various reasons 's...

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2.6.2 - Renaissance and Humanism During Henry VIII's Reign

Remember: Humanism is not anti clericalism. The Northern Renaissance The Northern Renaissance was much more gothic and realist . | Aspect | Italian Renaissance | Northern Renaissan...

2.6.4 - Dissolution of the Monasteries (1536 - 40)

2.6.5 - Impact of the Dissolution of the Monasteries

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2.6.7 - Opposition to Religious reforms

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2.6.8 - Support for Religious reforms

Areas Not in support: North of England Southwest Rural and Isolated areas In support: London and the Southeast East Anglia Urban Centres Contributing Factors to Geographical Differ...

2.6.9 - Government Response to Opposition

Sorting of Reasons

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Cult of Personality

Steps Origins After Lenin's death, Stalin assumed the modest image of a hard working man of moderation. Took on the mantle of Lenin's disciple and servant 'Stalin …' Upon early Des...

Edward's Role in Government

| Power under Somerset 1547 1550 | Power under Northumberland 1550 1553 | | | | | Somerset ruled rather than Edward using a forged stamp Somerset gave Edward pocket money and was g...

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Foreign Policy under Stalin (1924 - 1929)

China War Throughout the 1920s, China was amongst an on going war between the Nationalist party GMC and Chinese Communist party CCP . Stalin chose to back the GMC due to the want f...

Government under Northumberland 1550 - 1553

info This needs a lot of work and lacks quite a lot of detail. Rise and Coup Anxious to avoid excessive consolidation/concentration of power Initially found himself first among equ...

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Nomenklatura

The Nomenklatura was the combination of the Communist party and the state. Prior, workers within the state would be apolitical but enforce policies set in place by the party. Due t...

Reading on Conservation

Stalin’s ‘Second Revolution’ 1928–53 Aims : Modernise USSR via collectivisation agriculture and industrialisation industry . Described as a "revolution from above" : political powe...

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Scissor Crisis

The scissor crisis was an increase in manufactured goods and decrease in agricultural goods, producing a scissor like shape on a graph . Why? This crisis was as a result of NEP, as...

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Somerset's Foreign Policy

Aims Secure a marriage between Edward VI and Mary, Queen of Scots Treaty of Greenwich, 1543 Achieve political union between England and Scotland Continue the military campaign agai...

Threats and Supporters

Threats Earl of Warwick sent to tower, lived in relative comfort John de la Pole professed loyalty and joined the council Richard de la Pole was exiled Moved to and allied 1523 wit...

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Treaty of Etaples

The Treaty of Etaples was an unheroic but financially rewarding Treaty in which: Henry VII disclaimed all Historic rights to French territory except Calais but was paid an indemnit...