Statute of Uses

Key term for AQA GCSE History, used in Britain: Power and the People (c1170–Present).

Definition

A 1536 Act that ended the practice of landowners using legal loopholes to avoid paying feudal inheritance taxes to the King.

Exam Context

Statute of Uses appears in AQA GCSE History revision content for Thematic Studies, especially Britain: Power and the People (c1170–Present) and Uprisings against the Crown.

Thematic Studies Britain: Power and the People (c1170–Present)Uprisings against the Crown

Found in Revision Notes

Thematic Studies

Uprisings against the Crown

Britain: Power and the People (c1170–Present) • Uprisings against the Crown

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