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HISTORY
OF ENGLAND
History 211: Topic 7
The Reign of Henry VII (1485-1509)
War and Reformation
(1509-1547)
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History 211 First Page I
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Syllabus
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Requirements
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Summer Syllabus I
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Identification
Items
While reading Chapters 9-10 of your
textbook, watch for the following items. When you find the item in
Chapters 9-10, identify the object or person and be able to discuss the
importance of each item. Customary tenant, copyholders,
Sir Thomas More, Utopia, Company of the Merchant Adventurers,
John Cabot, Elizabeth of York, Lambert, Simnel, Perkins Warbeck, Humanism,
Erasmus of Rotterdam, Thomas Wolsey, Mary Tudor, Field of the Cloth of
Gold, Elizabeth Barton, John Fisher, Pilgrimage of Grace, Gerald
Fitzgerald, Sir Edward Poyning, Sir Edward Neville, Catherine of Aragon, Edward Stafford (Duke of
Buckingham),
Jane Seymour, Anne of
Cleves, William Tyndale, Catherine Howard, Katherine Parr, Edward
Seymour, Anne Boleyn, Hampton Court, Henry Fitzroy (Duke of Richmond), Thomas
Cranmer, Thomas
Cromwell, Reformation Parliament |
Topics for Study
Each student will write two
essays of their choice on the second exam. The four essays
below will appear as choices on the second exam.
1. How did Henry VII
solve his financial and political problems? Was Henry VII the last
of the medieval kings of England or the first modern king? Why?
2.
Why did Henry VIII finally break with the Catholic Church? What
"new" religion did he establish and what were its basic
precepts? Did this solve the problem? What new problems did
his successor face as a result of Henry's move?
3.
What evidence is there for designating the Tudors as England's Welsh
Dynasty?
4.
Was there a Tudor "revolution in government?" Why or why
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| Reading
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David Roberts, Douglas R. Bisson, Chapter 9-10 |
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