SETTLER - THE RESULTS FOR HENRY OF THE BREAK WITH ROME –
POST-ITS
WEALTH
SUCCESSION
POWER
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DISCUSSION
Use the cartoon and the second half of p.70 FAI
to discuss when Henry had settled on the Break
with Rome. Did he ever really want it?
(LC) Think;Pair;Share
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HOW FAR DID RELIGION CHANGE UP
TO THE END OF HENRY’S REIGN?
SETTLER
Spot the differences between an RC church and an
extreme Protestant church.
Mark them on your sheet
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STARTER
Difference relay
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FILL IN THE GRID AS WE
COMPLETE THE ANSWERS
RC
PROTESTANT
REASONS
GROUP READING
Find out the changes in religion from 1530 to 1547
by reading p.76-8 FAI, table on p.80 FAI (NB
Monasteries were used by the Catholics), p.111-3
FAI and p.121-122 MT.
THE CHANGES
Use the reading to chart the tos and fros of religion
(between Catholicism and Protestantism) from 1530-47.
Do this in your choice of method, in your normal
groups;
A road map
A rollercoaster
A graph
Your own idea
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YOUR CHOICE
THE KEY EVENTS
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1530/2 - Role of Cromwell and Anne Boleyn (inc. appt. of Cranmer)
1535 – Stephen Gardiner and the pamphlet ‘True Obedience’
1536 – Influence of reformers in govt.
1536 – Ten Articles of faith
1536 – Dissolution of Smaller Mons
1537 – Bishop’s book
1537 – First official translation of the Bible
1538 – Royal Proclamation – copy available in every church
1539 – Act of Six Articles
1539 – Dissolution of larger mons
1540 – Cromwell’s execution
1540 – Marriage to Catherine Howard
1543 – King’s Book
1543 – Act for the Advancement of True Religion
1543 – Marriage to Catherine Parr
PLENARY
Washing lines and whiteboards.
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HOME LEARNING
Revision notes on the Break with Rome and changes in
religion to 1547
REST OF SCHEME
Causes DOM
Economic, Social and political consequences of DOM
Impact of DOM and religious upheaval and opposition
POG
Tudor Rev X 2
Socio-economic changes X2
For Pol x1