Some Acts - Tudor History

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AS - Level History (Tudors) Flashcards on Some Acts - Tudor History, created by kateesellars on 10/04/2016.
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Submission of the Clergy (1531) -Henry would withdraw the Charge of Praemunire IF... -Church provides £100,000 -Henry's title is changed to Supreme Head of Church -enshrined in an Act of Parliament -gave an action legal powers & a constitutional Significance
Supplication against the Ordinaries (1532) -loss of legal independence of the church -future changes in canon law would require the consent of the king - only laws which they approved would remain in force -church should surrender the right to pass new laws -existing canon laws were to be scrutinised by a committee of 16 laymen & 16 clergy
Act for Removal of the Annates (1532) -Henry sought a direct attack on Rome itself -Removed the chief source of Revenue that the Church in Rome received from England
Act for the Restraint of Appeals (1533, March) - General statute which places ALL ecclesiastical jurisdiction in Henry's control
Acts of Parliament (1534) -Confirmed the prohibition of payments of Annates to Rome -Granted the right to elect Bishops & Abbots to the king -gave the supreme legal authority to secular courts -Appeals from the church courts were to go to the king in chancery
Act forbidding Papal Dispensation & Payment of Peter's Pence (1534) -Restricted Archbishops right to allow departures from Canon Law - had allowed priests to hold more than one parish -Prevented payment of Peter's pence to the Pope
Act for the Succession (1534) -Henry & Catherine's marriage made invalid -Mary declared illegitimate -Secured succession for Henry & Anne's children -A clause made it an act of treason to deny succession -WHOLE nation should swear an oath to observe it
Act of Supremacy (1534) -Didn't make H head of church - BUT - did state that he 'justly & rightly is ought to be the sup head of church & it should be taken, accepted & regarded as Supreme Head' -Other powers were given to the king: - right to collect tenths & fruits - making it treasonable to call the king/queen a heretic or a schismatic
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