henry 7th religon

• what was the heirarchy of religon

  • pope
  • cardinals
  • archbishops
  • bishops
  • preist
  • catholics
• what were the provinces

  • first archbishop is cantenbury then york
• what were the diocese

  • 17 meaning authority of a bishop
• what were the parish

  • local church
  • a small administrative district typically having its own church and a preist or a pastor
  • 8000 across england
• what was the belifs of the church

  • believed that prayersmade together as a collective more powerful
  • suggest that religon has alot of control and respect
  • framework for controlling individual thought and behavior
• what was purgatory

  • weighing of the soul
  • go there for a long time
  • books on how to have a goo d death
• what were the 7 sacraent

  • baptism: local meber of church
  • confirmation: confirming to be in church
  • marriage: promise to people and god
  • annointing of the sick : reading to people who are dying
  • holy orders: for a presit to be a preist
  • eucharist: most iportant when the bread and wine raise host
• what was mass

  preist preform the eucharist

  preist declared bread and wine to be sacred

  catholics believed in transubstantiation

  lay member bread owner
• what were the saints

  • people prey to painting for a miricle
• what was pilgramage

  • religous journey where you go sownwhere sacred
  • the harder the journey the closer you are to god
  • some people did a local journey
• what were the social roles

  • people finded re building the churches
  • dying would leave money
  • ensure re,beramce of benerfactors
  • rich would pay for a priest to pray for the dead
• what are these terms

  • liturgugy - the way people worship in public
  • doctrine- teaching the beleif of religon
  • hersey- denying the validaty of key doctrines of the church
  • anti cleracalism- opposition to the churchs role of political and non other eligous matter
• what is patronage

  • rewards through church
  • employment opportunities
  • opportunities for people to socially advance
  • erastian view
  • political role in domestic and international issues
• what was political function

  • people high in church became involved in politics
  • sittiing in parliment
  • the second eldest son of the king would be given the role higher in church
• what religous order- monastic

  • rich insitutions
  • lived in monastries and were monks
  • 1% of males
• what are religous orders- friars

  • lived in friary
  • worked aongst lay people
  • not as wealthy
  • charitable donations
• what are religous orders- nuns

  • women
  • lived in nunnery
  • had a marriage to god
  • went in because they were wealthy and wanted t remove them from society
  • also not suitible for marriage
• what is hersey

  • lollards- john wycliffe
  • south buckinghamshire
  • wanted the bible in english
  • didnt like tansubstanitation, considered the church to be corrupt
• what is humanism

  • education - rediscovery of original latin and greek texts to ake sure they were offical
  • purify religon
  • intellectual trend - not hersay
  • believers in catholic faith
  • dutch scolar erstamus become critical of the chrch
• what was the education

  • reading schools were basic
  • 53 new grammar school
  • university - oxford and cambridge
  • lady margaret baufordt founded christ collage and st johns in cambridge
• what was the drama

  • plays
  • linked to church festivals
  • strightforward religous messages about oral improvments
  • guilds and confranities
• what was the music

  • local bagpipe and wind groups saint days
  • bawdy drinking songs
  • choral cathedral music
  • eton choirbook 2 composers had political patronage
  • ministries provide in houses of nobility
• what was the art and architecture

  • gothic and particular style
  • 1502- henry 7th lady chapel at westminister abbey
• what was the printing press

  • william caxton - return to england 1476
  • chauncers cantenbury tales
  • literacture
  • humanistic influence from italy