History 1HI0/B3 June 2019 | Edexcel GCSE Past Papers With Mark Scheme
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2. Henry-Catherine annulment difficulty—Pope Clement VII′s reluctance due to Charles V’s influence, political entanglements with Holy Roman Empire, legal arguments from canon law, theological debate on Leviticus vs. Deuteronomy, failed London court proceedings 1529
3. Cromwell’s fall 1540—Anne of Cleves marriage failure, political rivalry with Duke of Norfolk, religious tensions over reform direction, loss of royal favor, influence of Catherine Howard faction
4. Dissolution of monasteries consequence—loss of charitable institutions, unemployment of monks and nuns, land redistribution to nobility, regional unrest like Pilgrimage of Grace, weakening of Catholic influence
5. Reformation opposition—spiritual legitimacy of monastic traditions, prophetic legitimacy (Elizabeth Barton), Northern uprisings, links to papal supremacy defense, critique of royal supremacy
6. Power dynamics under Henry VIII—rise and fall of advisors (Wolsey, Cromwell), influence of court factions, religious reform impact on politics, use of parliament for legal reform, strategic marriages shaping foreign and domestic alliances
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1. Elizabeth Barton opposition—vision-based prophecies against Henry VIII’s annulment, support from religious conservatives, warnings of divine punishment, execution in 1534, association with political dissenters2. Henry-Catherine annulment difficulty—Pope Clement VII′s reluctance due to Charles V’s influence, political entanglements with Holy Roman Empire, legal arguments from canon law, theological debate on Leviticus vs. Deuteronomy, failed London court proceedings 1529
3. Cromwell’s fall 1540—Anne of Cleves marriage failure, political rivalry with Duke of Norfolk, religious tensions over reform direction, loss of royal favor, influence of Catherine Howard faction
4. Dissolution of monasteries consequence—loss of charitable institutions, unemployment of monks and nuns, land redistribution to nobility, regional unrest like Pilgrimage of Grace, weakening of Catholic influence
5. Reformation opposition—spiritual legitimacy of monastic traditions, prophetic legitimacy (Elizabeth Barton), Northern uprisings, links to papal supremacy defense, critique of royal supremacy
6. Power dynamics under Henry VIII—rise and fall of advisors (Wolsey, Cromwell), influence of court factions, religious reform impact on politics, use of parliament for legal reform, strategic marriages shaping foreign and domestic alliances
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