To what extent was Englands government fundamentally transformed

To what extent was England’s government fundamentally transformed in the years 1509 to 1547? I have given you back your Tudor paragraphs, which were written in response to the question above. TASK 1: Work out what each colour means (different for introduction and main body) TASK 2: Write down your DIRT Task, this is due in next lesson. Introduction DEFINE CRITERIA JUDGEMENT Main Body POINT EVIDENCE EXPLAIN LINK DIRT Task 1. Create revision material on Revolution in Government 2. Improve definitions 3. Improve your criteria 4. Improve Judgement 5. Improve your point 6. Improve your evidence 7. Improve your explanation 8. Improve your link back to the question 9. Re-write one paragraph 10. Rewrite the entire answer 11. Rewrite the main body 12. Complete answer

FLIP LEARNING The work due for today is… TASK: 1. Make a graphic organiser that explains the differences between Catholics and Protestants 2. What was the dissolution of the monasteries? Create a picture diagram that explains your answer. Bonus Stamp! Listen to episode 237 of ‘The History of England Podcast’

Is it Catholic or Protestant? • On the board you are going to see a series of statements that either represent Catholic or Protestant beliefs. You will need to draw a line and place each one accordingly. You can use your homework to help • CHALLENGE: Where would you place Henry VIII along the line? Also, what is the difference between the red and the black statements?

To what extent did Protestant beliefs replace Catholic beliefs under Henry VIII? Good learning: Great learning: Even better: Understand the spread of protestant ideas Explain the impact this had on doctrinal reforms Examined how much religion change under Henry VIII in the 1530 s Key Words: Humanism Anticlericalism How far did intellectual and religious ideas change and develop and with what effects?

How did religion start to change during the 1530 s? Between 1532 and 1540 Henry VIII, assisted by Thomas Cromwell and Archbishop Cranmer, withdrew the English church from the jurisdiction of the papacy, established the king as the Supreme Head of the Church, dissolved the monasteries and began to alter the Church’s doctrine and practices. This was not something that could have been foreseen, especially when the Church was broadly popular, despite its weaknesses. To start with, write down what you think each of the below is in relation to the Church. How was the Church corrupt? What is Anticlericalism? - - - Pluralism (receiving profits from more than 1 post), simony (the purchase of a church office) and nonresidence (taking profits despite not being there) were the main examples of this. Cardinal Wolsey is a good example Allowed to happen as the Crown used the Church offices to reward those officials who were clergymen - - This is opposition to the political or social importance of the clergy. Some people objected to the legal privileges of the clergy and some instances of clerical misconduct, such as the murder of a merchant called Richard Hunne (1514). He was found dead in his cell in the Bishop’s of London’s prison. It was made to look like suicide, but in fact he had been murdered. The crown itself also tried to stir up anticlerical passions UNDERSTAND the spread of protestant ideas EXPLAIN the impact this had on doctrinal reforms EXAMINE how much religion change under Henry VIII in the 1530 s

How much impact did Protestantism have? There are various ways in which you can measure the impact of Protestantism in England. We are going to treat each measure like a football game: Protestants vs. Catholics. TASK 1: On the left hand side of the pitch, bullet point any victories for Protestantism. Do the same on the right hand side, but for Catholics. TASK 2: Add up your bullet points for each side, this will give you the score for the match. TASK 3: For the final match, add up all the scores from matches 1 -7. Explain the overall score in the final match pitch. Elizabeth textbook • Structure (p. 120) • Monasteries (p. 120) • Religious Practices (p. 121) • Bible (p. 121) • Doctrine (p. 121 -122) Henry VIII textbook • Ideas (p. 76) • Government propaganda (pp. 76 -77) UNDERSTAND the spread of protestant ideas EXPLAIN the impact this had on doctrinal reforms EXAMINE how much religion change under Henry VIII in the 1530 s

Which religious beliefs were more dominant during the 1530 s? You should now work with your partner to share your ideas and record the different information on the back of your piece of paper. Now that you have gathered information for each side, I would like you to come to a conclusion by placing yourself on the spectrum below and deciding which belief was more dominant at this time. Remained largely Catholic Largely Protestant UNDERSTAND the spread of protestant ideas EXPLAIN the impact this had on doctrinal reforms EXAMINE how much religion change under Henry VIII in the 1530 s

‘Despite the Break with Rome, Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic Church’ Assess the validity of this claim [25 marks] 1. Define key words in relation to this question 6. Explain whether the evidence matches the criteria or not 7. Decide what your judgement is (add it to the introduction box) 2. Create a criteria for this question 3. Think of 3 reasons why this view is valid 5. Add specific 4. Think of 3 reasons why examples/detail to your 6 this view is not valid points 8. Link each paragraph back to your judgement 9. Write a conclusion that proves why your judgement is correct UNDERSTAND the spread of protestant ideas EXPLAIN the impact this had on doctrinal reforms EXAMINE how much religion change under Henry VIII in the 1530 s

FLIP LEARNING The work due in for next lesson is as follows: TASK: 1. Finish planning the answer to the question. 2. Tudor Revision Grids You need to have completed HVII and HVIII government for the last lesson of term.