Royal Supremacy

Question 0

Conditional Restraint of Annates

Answer 0

A third of annual income
Pope's main source of income
Allowed bishops to be consecrated by Henry 
Some opposition in Houses
Henry was in court when Bill was passed
Permanent in 1534

Question 1

Supplication Against the Ordinaries

Answer 1

Drafted by Cromwell
All changes in canon law needed approval
32 man council reviewed existing canon laws

Question 2

Archbishop of Canterbury

Answer 2

August 1532 Warham died
Gardiner in line but opposed Submission
Cranmer appointed quickly
Pope approved Cranmer

Question 3

Act in Restraint of Appeals

Answer 3

Had to be heard in English Courts
Prevented Catherine appealing
Cranmer set up court at Dunstable
23 May 1523 Henry's marriage declare invalid
1 June 1523 Anne crowned
Clarified royal supremacy
July 1533 Henry excommunicated

Question 4

Treason Law

Answer 4

Treason to speak and act against King
Instrument of terror
Strengthened in 1535

Question 5

Act of Dispensations 1534

Answer 5

Stopped all payments to Rome

Threat of Praemunire

Question 6

Act of Succession

Answer 6

1534
Mary bastardized
Oath for allegiance to Anne’s children
Treasonable offense to criticize 2nd marriage

Question 7

Economic consequences

Answer 7

Annexation of First Fruits and Tenths
Valor Ecclesiasticus
1534- £4,800 to Rome
1536- £51,770 to Henry

Question 8

Loyalty to Supremacy

Answer 8

All adult males swore Oath to Act of Succession
All clergy declared Pope was nothing
Reinforced with printing press
Latimer and Shaxton rose due to support