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Mid-Tudor Crisis: Economy (The Tudors faced instability and crises between…

- - - - 1561 - Replacement of debased coinage (lots of inflation still)
    - - Continued inflation and effects of previous debasement in 1553
        
        1554 - Court of exchequer reformed
        
        Recoinage plans (1556-8)
        
        New Book of Rates - 1558
        
        High taxation from war against France - 1556-8
    - - Debasement - Somerset in 1547 and 1549
- - - - Reform being stopped and started according to King's decisions e.g. 1536 - Act of Ten Articles, 1537 Bishop's Book, then 1543 Catholic King's Book
      - Break with Rome and Dissolution of Monasteries
      - Doctrinal change after the fall of Cromwell
    - - Manipulated by Somerset & Northumberland led to chaos on religion - radical Protestant education
      - 1549 - Prayer Book rebellion
      - 1548 - Murder of William Body (led up to Prayer Book revolt - job was to destroy statues of saints)