Lesson 2D.1.1

2D.1.1 The break from Rome, c1529–1547 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 15

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  1. What was Henry VIII's 'Great Matter' that began in 1527?

    • French invasion
    • Scottish border war
    • Marital annulment
    • Monastic dissolution
  2. Which 1533 Act ended legal appeals from English church courts to Rome?

    • Act of Supremacy
    • Restraint of Appeals Act
    • Dissolution Act
    • Treason Act
  3. Which 1534 Act formally declared Henry VIII as Supreme Head of the Church?

    • Six Articles
    • Act of Uniformity
    • Ten Articles
    • Act of Supremacy
  4. Which chief minister fell from power in 1529 after failing to secure Henry VIII's annulment?

    • Thomas Cranmer
    • Stephen Gardiner
    • Thomas Cromwell
    • Cardinal Thomas Wolsey
  5. Which Lord Chancellor was executed in July 1535 for refusing to accept the royal supremacy?

    • Thomas Cranmer
    • Stephen Gardiner
    • Thomas Cromwell
    • Thomas More
  6. Which queen was executed in May 1536 on charges that included adultery and treason?

    • Anne of Cleves
    • Anne Boleyn
    • Jane Seymour
    • Catherine of Aragon
  7. Which prophetess, known as the Holy Maid of Kent, was executed in 1534 for opposing Henry's divorce?

    • Margery Kempe
    • Anne Askew
    • Mary Tudor
    • Elizabeth Barton
  8. Which 1536 rebellion in northern England opposed the dissolution of the monasteries and religious changes?

    • Western Rebellion
    • Kett's Rebellion
    • Wyatt's Rebellion
    • Pilgrimage of Grace
  9. Which minister, acting as Vicar-General, directed the Dissolution of the Monasteries?

    • Thomas Cranmer
    • Edward Seymour
    • Thomas Audley
    • Thomas Cromwell
  10. Which 1536 document established a doctrinal compromise between reformist and conservative religious views?

    • The King's Book
    • The Ten Articles
    • The Six Articles
    • The Bishop's Book
  11. Which 1539 Act reaffirmed Catholic doctrines such as transubstantiation and clerical celibacy?

    • Act of Supremacy
    • Ten Articles
    • Act of Succession
    • Six Articles
  12. How did the Crown gain most revenue from the Dissolution of the Monasteries?

    • Papal taxation
    • Fines on clergy
    • Sale of land
    • Trade tariffs
  13. Which archbishop of Canterbury supported reformist doctrine and later wrote the first Book of Common Prayer?

    • Thomas Cranmer
    • Matthew Parker
    • Reginald Pole
    • John Whitgift
  14. Which Holy Roman Emperor controlled Pope Clement VII during Henry VIII's annulment proceedings?

    • Philip II
    • Francis I
    • Charles V
    • Ferdinand I
  15. Which 1534 Act vested the English royal succession in the children of Anne Boleyn?

    • Act of Supremacy
    • Treason Act
    • Act of Union
    • Act of Succession
  16. What key function did the Reformation Parliament perform for Henry VIII?

    • Abolishing monarchy
    • Establishing royal supremacy
    • Granting income tax
    • Creating parliament
  17. Which faction at court was loyal to Catherine of Aragon and opposed the break with Rome?

    • The Boleyn faction
    • The Cromwellian faction
    • The Seymour faction
    • The Aragonese faction
  18. What was the primary religious change achieved in England by 1536?

    • Abolishing papal authority
    • Abolishing bishops
    • Introducing Protestantism
    • Banning Latin masses
  19. Which political faction checked radical religious reform in England between 1536 and 1547?

    • Catholic conservatives
    • Lutheran reformers
    • Radical Protestants
    • Presbyterian leaders
  20. What was Henry VIII's main personal motive for breaking with Rome?

    • Ending monasticism
    • Adopting Lutheranism
    • A male heir
    • Abolishing bishops

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