Tudors

• What is the significance of the year 1486 in relation to Henry VII?


  He married Elizabeth.
• Who were the children of Henry VIII mentioned in the material?

  Arthur, Henry, and a girl.
• What happened to Arthur in 1502?

  He married and then died.
• When did Henry VII die?

  In 1509.
• At what age did Henry VIII become king?

  At age 18.
• Why did Henry VIII want a male heir?

  He needed a male heir to secure the throne.
• What was the significance of Martin Luther's 95 theses in 1517?

  It challenged the Catholic Church's practices.
• What title was Henry VIII given in 1520?

  'Defender of the Faith.'
• What was the outcome of the Acts of Parliament in 1532?

  It created a new English church.
• Who did Henry VIII marry in 1533?

  Anne Boleyn.
• What happened to Anne Boleyn in 1536?

  She was executed.
• Who was born in 1537?

  Prince Edward.
• Why did Henry VIII marry Catherine Howard?

  She was young and attractive.
• What was Catherine Parr's role during Henry VIII's reign?

  She was key in educating future monarchs.
• When did Henry VIII die?

  In 1547.
• What were the main changes in England during Henry VIII's reign?

  • Shift to Protestantism
  • Creation of the Church of England
  • Marriages and political alliances
  • Execution of Anne Boleyn
• How did Edward VI's reign differ from Henry VIII's?

  Edward VI's reign was more Protestant-focused.
• Who was the Lord Protector during Edward VI's reign?

  Edward Seymour.
• What happened to Edward Seymour during Edward VI's reign?

  He was removed from power.
• What was the significance of the changes made to church services during Edward VI's reign?

  They reflected a shift towards Protestantism.
• What were the key characteristics of Henry VIII's wives?

  1. Catherine of Aragon: Long marriage, no male heir.(1509-1533)
  2. Anne Boleyn: Gave birth to Elizabeth I, executed.(1533-1536)
  3. Jane Seymour: Gave birth to Edward VI, died in childbirth.(1536-1537)
  4. Anne of Cleves: Divorced, disliked by Henry.(1540)
  5. Catherine Howard: Young, executed for adultery.(1540-1542)
  6. Catherine Parr: Educated future monarchs, survived Henry.(1543-1547)
• What was the fate of Catherine Howard?

  She was executed for adultery.
• Why was Catherine of Aragon significant?

  She was Henry's first wife and married long.
• What was the role of Thomas Cranmer during Edward VI's reign?

  He was the Archbishop who supported reforms.
• How did the Church of England change under Henry VIII?

  It became separate from the Catholic Church.
• What was the significance of the year 1533?

  Henry married Anne Boleyn.
• What was the impact of Henry VIII's marriages on England?

  They influenced political alliances and religion.
• How did the execution of Anne Boleyn affect Henry VIII's reign?

  It marked a shift in his marital policies.
• What was the significance of the title 'Defender of the Faith'?

  It showed Henry's initial loyalty to Catholicism.
• What was the fate of Jane Seymour?

  She died after childbirth.
• Why did Henry VIII seek to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon?

  She did not provide a male heir.
• What was the significance of the Church's loyalty to Henry VIII?

  It allowed him to consolidate power.
• How did Henry VIII's personal life affect his political decisions?

  His marriages influenced religious reforms.
• What was the outcome of the Act of Supremacy?

  Henry became the Supreme Head of the Church.
• What was the role of the bishops and priests during Henry VIII's reign?

  They remained as long as they swore loyalty.
• How did the design of churches change under Edward VI?

  They became simpler and less ornate.
• What was the significance of the year 1540 for Henry VIII?

  He married Anne of Cleves and divorced her.
• What was the fate of Catherine Parr?

  She survived Henry VIII's death.
• How did Henry VIII's reign impact the future of England?

  It set the stage for Protestantism.
• What does the life of Anne Boleyn reveal about women's roles?

  She could argue and challenge the king.