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GCSE History · key term
A religious movement associated with John Wycliffe and his followers that challenged the authority and power of the medieval Catholic Church.
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Revise: England in the Fourteenth CenturyLater in the century, John Wycliffe and his followers challenged the power of Church officials, including the Pope. His followers became known as Lollards, and their movement as Lollardy. Church authorities regarded their beliefs as heresy and persecuted them.
Keep changes within the period clear: the Church remained powerful even though the Black Death and Lollardy challenged its authority.
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