Henry VII
After which battle did Henry VII take the throne?
The Battle of Bosworth
Name 4 of Henry VIII's wives
Catherine Parr, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Anne Boleyn, Catherine Howard, Catherine of Aragon
How old was Edward when he inherited the throne?
Nine
Who was Mary I controversially married to?
Philip II of Spain
Name one of Mr. Ragdale's plants
Franz FERNdinand
The SchLEAFfen Plan(t)
President EisenFlower
Marshall Plan(t)
Which foreign country housed and supported Perkin Warbeck's claim to the English throne?
Burgundy
When was the Amicable Grant crisis?
1525
Who was the Duke of Somerset's brother, and what did he do that caused trouble for Somerset's position in court?
Thomas Seymour - crept into King Edward's private chambers, stabbed his dog to death (and maybe was planning to kill Edward too?)
What did Mary I want to happen to Jane Gray after she was caught?
Tried to keep her alive/didn't blame her
Which author is Miss Fender's favourite?
Jane Austen
Who controlled the Council Learned in Law after the death of Reginald Bray?
In which year did Wolsey become the papal legate?
1518
How was Lady Jane Gray connected to Northumberland?
She was his daughter-in-law
Roughly how many Protestants did Mary I burn?
Around 280 (I'll accept 250-300)
Which historic (and beautiful) city was Mr. Ragdale born in?
Wolverhampton
Who was the churchman and lawyer who was promoted to Archbishop of Canterbury in 1486 and served as one of Henry's trusted councillors
John Morton
Also known as the Eight Years' War, this event was when Henry VIII tried to force a marriage alliance between his son Edward and Mary Queen of Scots
The Rough Wooing
The Western Prayer Book Rebellion
What was the 'First Act of Appeal' in 1553 ?
It took away all religious legislation approved during the reign of Edward VI
Who is Miss Houlihan's favourite king?
Frederick the Great
Henry VII liked to reward his noblemen by appointing them to the Order of the __________
The Order of the Garter
Describe 2 of the Six Articles (1939)
(a) the catholic doctrine of transubstantiation; (b) the view that one need not receive both bread and wine in the communion; (c) the obligation of priests to remain celibate; (d) the binding character of vows of chastity; (e) private masses; and (f) confession
To which castle did Somerset take Edward after semi-kidnapping him?
Windsor Castle
Who was appointed Archbishop of Canterbury in 1556?
Reginald Pole
What year did Mr. Wheeley start teaching at Hinchingbrooke?
2004