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Henry VIII post 1529 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The pigramige of Grace 8 October- 5 December 1536
      - comberland rising 16th of Januray 10th of Febuary 1537.
      - the lincolnshire uprissing 1st of October 1536
    - - Many of those who had joined the uprising were also angry with other things like changes in land ownership and the rising prices of food as well as the leadership of thomas comwell.
    - - It ended with the opprising being deffeted with pomises of theking disscusing there issues if the uprissing began. Many of the nobles who had lead it being hung and killed, 200 hundred rebles were exicuted with the leader Robert Aske who was hung in chains
  - - - The causes of this downfull mostly point to court factionalsim. The same cause that had brought down both Wolsey and Anne Bolyne in the years before.
        
        He had made many enermies mostly from the conseratives who disliked his role on the refermation the dissolution of the monistaries.
        
        Also alot on nobility did not like him for his background as a son of a blacksmith much the same way the nobility did not like wolsey for his background as a son of an Essex bucher.
        
        He was charged with treason.
  - - - Passed though parliment in 1536 and stated that the "Articles devised by the King's Higness' Majesty to stablish Christian quietness and unity among us.
      - set up the church of England.
    - - Named King Henry the VIII the suprem head of the Church on England in 1534.
      - People needed to swere and oath to him and not the pope.
        
        Many refused one of them being one of Henrys oldest frends Thomas More who was exicuted on the 6th of July 1535
  - - - The first stage was before 1529 and was done under Wolsey. However these had only need smaller monisteries that were not doing too wel. around 200 were sut down.
      - However it was after 1529 under Cromwell, was when the larger monistarys began to go.
- - - - This victory was only short lived as the English crown could not afford to keep Boulogne in there posseson and would later give the town back to France under Edward VI
      - A very large amount of money was spent on the campign.which cripled Englands finaces for Many years.