Edexcel GCSE History · 1HI0
Paper 1, Paper 2
Revise: Context for MigrationThe Reformation changed England’s religious identity. Henry VIII’s break with Rome was part of this process, but England did not become permanently and uniformly Protestant in a single step. Later monarchs changed official religious policy.
- Revise: The Fall of Cromwell
The movement to change Christian beliefs and practices and challenge the authority of the Catholic Church, which helped create Protestant churches.
- Revise: Opposition to the Reformation
The religious changes that challenged the authority and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. In England, these included the break with Rome and subsequent changes to church teaching and practice.
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- Revise: Dissolution of the Monasteries
A movement to change Christian beliefs and practices which challenged the authority of the Catholic Church and led to the development of Protestant churches.
- Revise: The Pilgrimage of Grace
The religious changes that challenged the authority and practices of the Catholic Church; in Henry VIII’s England, these included rejecting papal authority and closing religious houses.
- Revise: Situation on Accession
A movement challenging the teachings and authority of the Catholic Church, which led to the establishment of Protestant Churches.