Question
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Answer
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When was Henry VIII born?
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8 June 1491
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When was Thomas Wolsey born?
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1473
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When was Wolsey made Lord Chancellor?
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1515
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When was Wolsey made Papal Legate?
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1518
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Where did Wolsey sit to ensure he was at the heart of all things legal?
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Star Chamber
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In Henry VII's reign it took on roughly 12 cases per year, but under Wolsey this reached an average of?
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120
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Wolsey invented the parliamentary subsidy (based on property and income) which raised?
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£300,000
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Wolsey carried out a military survey called the General Prescription, which allowed the collection of loans equalling?
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£260,000
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What did Wolsey do in 1526 which reduced the Privy Council from 12 people to 6 people, to make the system more efficient?
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Eltham Ordinances
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What grant was seen as Wolsey's first failure as it caused rebellions in Suffolk and East Anglia, and forced a shift in foreign policy?
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Amicable Grant
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How many cases per year did the Court of Chancery hear, which favoured those of poorer backgrounds?
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540
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What act in 1515 restored land given away to nobles at the beginning of Henry's reign which saved £10,000 per annum?
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Act of Resumption
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In 1523, Wolsey demanded £800,000 in order to fund diplomacy after the Battle of Pavia, however, how much was actually collected?
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£260,000
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When did Henry and Catherine cease to live as man and wife?
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1524
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What Cardinal was sent to England to hear the case at Blackfriars?
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Cardinal Campeggio
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The Pope became prisoner of Charles V due to what event in 1527?
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Sack of Rome
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Who did Henry become infatuated with which was a private reason for him wanting a divorce from Catherine of Aragon?
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Anne Boleyn
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What Bible chapter did Henry quote as a reason for the Great Matter?
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Leviticus
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What class was Wolsey collectively unpopular with?
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The Nobility
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When was Wolsey stripped from his powers?
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October 1529
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