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The English Reformation. The birth of Anglicanism . Elizabeth of York. Henry VII. Catherine of Aragon . Arthur. Ferdinand of Aragon . Isabella of Castile. Isabella . Juan. Joanna. Maria . Catherine. Henry VIII. Catherine of Aragon. Mary I. “Defender of the Faith” . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The English Reformation

The birth of Anglicanism

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Henry VII Elizabeth ofYork

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ArthurCatherine of

Aragon

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Isabella of Castile

Ferdinand of Aragon

Isabella Juan Joanna Maria Catherine

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Henry VIII

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Catherine of Aragon

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“Defender of the Faith” • Defense of the

Seven Sacraments– Supremacy of

the Pope– Sacramental

nature of marriage

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1510 Daughter - died1511 Son - died1513 Son - died1514 Son - died1516 Mary - survived1518 Daughter - died

Henry & Catherine’s children

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Anne Boleyn

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Pope Clement VII

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Cardinal Wolsey

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Isabella of Castile

Ferdinand of Aragon

Isabella Juan

Joanna

Maria Catherine

Philip

Charles V

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English Reformation• 1534 Act of

supremacy– King, rather than the

pope is head of the English Church

• English Church remains fundamentally Catholic – Six Articles

• Transubstantiation• Clerical celibacy• Confession

– English Bible only big difference

Thomas More

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Suppression of Monasteries• Support

– People supported king because they resented wealth of Church and taxes/fees

– Resentment from Babylonian Captivity

• Monasteries Sold for money• Dissent

– Pilgrimage of Grace 1536• Easily suppressed

*Henry’s Church evangelical rather than Protestant*

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1510 Daughter - died1511 Son - died1513 Son - died1514 Son - died1516 Mary - survived1518 Daughter - died1533 Elizabeth - survived1534 Son - died1535 unknown - died1536 Son - died

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1536- Anne Boleyn Executed• Adultery, incest, treason

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Jane Seymour

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Edward VI1537-1553

• Act of Succession 1543– Puts Mary

and Elizabeth back into succession line

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Henry VIII

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Anne of ClevesMarriage annulled

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Katherine HowardExecuted for adultery

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Katherine ParrSurvives Henry who dies in 1547

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Edward VI

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Edward VI’s reign (1547-1553)• Six articles repealed

– Clergy can now marry• Cranmer’s Book of Common

Prayer– Order of all services of the

Church of England • Edward dies in 1553

– Mary and Elizabeth excluded from succession

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Jane Grey

• “Rules” for 9 days

• Executed by Mary

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Isabella of Castile

Ferdinand of Aragon

Isabella Juan

Joanna Maria

Catherine

Manuel I of

Portugal

Isabella of Portugal

Philip

Charles V

Phillip II Mary I

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Queen Mary • Attempts to restore

Catholicism • Marriage to Phillip II• Bloody Mary

– Cranmer

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Elizabeth I

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Queen Elizabeth I (1558-1603)• New Act of Supremacy

– Repeal Mary’s pro-Catholic laws and established monarch as head of Church again

• Act of Uniformity – Adopted modified Book of

Common Prayer • Thirty-nine Articles

– Basic tenets of Church of England