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1 Edward VI Test Number One Sheets 1-4

2 1.What were the dates of the reign of Edward VI? 1547 - 1553

3 2. How old was Edward when he became King? 9 years

4 3. What arrangements had Henry VIII made for the running of the country after his death? A Council of Regents

5 4. Why had Henry not given power to just one man? Might become so fond of power, he would not give it up

6 5. Name and title of the man who persuaded the others that he should be in charge? Edward Seymour Earl of Hertford

7 6.What reason did he give for claiming that he should be the most important? Was Edward’s uncle

8 7. What title in the rank of nobility did he promote himself to? Duke of Somerset

9 8.What title did he take which showed that he was in charge of the country? Lord Protector

10 9. For how long did he run the country? 2 years

11 10.Why did Somerset invade Scotland? Scots had not carried out promise to betroth (engage) Mary to Edward

12 11. At which battle did Somerset defeat the Scots Pinkie

13 12.What did the Scots do with Mary? Send her to France

14 13.To whom did she become engaged? The Dauphin

15 14. What religion was Somerset? Protestant

16 15.Which Catholic law from the end of Henry’s reign was repealed(got rid of) Act of Six Articles

17 16. What were priests allowed to do for the first time? Marry

18 17. What was to be translated from Latin to English for the first time? Prayer Book

19 18.What was the name of the law which made this compulsory in all churches? Act of Uniformity

20 19.What were chantries Chapels for priests to say prayers for souls of the dead

21 20. Why did Protestants say these should be closed down? Good people would go to Heaven anyway

22 21. What was the money from the sale of the chantry treasures used for? Founding King Edward VI Grammar Schools

23 22.What happened to Catholic priests? Imprisoned or fled

24 23. What was the name of the rebellion against the Prayer Book? The Western Rebellion

25 24. What did the rebels say using the new Prayer Book was like? Christmas Games

26 25. What was the strangest and silliest thing about this rebellion? Rebels could understand English !!!!

27 26. Which city did the rebels capture for a while? Exeter

28 27. Why did so many people like all the changes? Not controlled by foreign church any more

29 28.What were Enclosures? Fencing off of arable land to provide pasture for sheep

30 29.What could landowners sell to become very rich? Wool

31 30.Why did sheep farming mean less work for country people? Less people needed to look after sheep

32 31. Apart from the 3 main fields what other land did landowners enclose? Common Land

33 32. What was this exactly? Land where anyone could graze animals

34 33. What was one thing Somerset did which showed that he sympathised with the poor people who suffered as a result of Enclosures. Set up Committee to Investigate or Taxed sheep

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