PPT-Why was the Royal Supremacy a turning point in State-Church relations?

Learning objective to be able to explain the impact of the Act of Supremacy of 1536 I can describe the different features of the Act of Supremacy Grade D I can explain the impact of the Act of Supremacy. 2009 Question 2. Question. 2. . Choose a play which you feel is made particularly effective by features of structure. such as: dramatic opening, exposition, flashback, contrast, turning-point, climax, . Religion & Religious Change in England, c.1470-1558. Recap: the Royal Supremacy. Last time: process by which the Royal Supremacy came to be.. Henry’s need for an heir/ . divorce . stimulated a revolution in government and the nature of kingship. The Religious Implications of the Break with Rome. ‘cockney’ henry . vs. ‘sexy’ henry:. Obese henry. ‘internet’ henry:. Magnificence & Royal Supremacy:. Introduction: the problem. Henry VIII was Supreme Head of the Church.. Definition: Portion of Constitution mandating that the national law is supreme to all other laws passed by the states or by any other subdivision of government.. -Article VI contains this law. -Basic primacy of the Constitution and national law over state law and constitutions.. ): . 1603-1649: Decline of royal absolutism in England. Society defined by hierarchical relations of subordination; Power defined by . right of monarch to kill. . . Late 17thc.: Rise of . liberalism. Bishops. emerged as leaders of the Church. Rise of Controversies in the Church. . a) . apostates. – one who has abandoned one’s religious faith. b) heresies. – ideas believed to be wrong by the Church. By Jeff Anderson. Periodization (Description). Historical thinking involves the ability to describe, analyze, and evaluate different ways that historians divide history into discrete and definable periods.. Christian History. 6. . 19. th. century Revivals & Free Churches. Eighteenth-Century . Enlightenment. Le siècle des . Lumières. . (. century of light. ) . Zeitalter. der . Aufklärung. . (. What was his biggest failure? . What happened to him as a result?. Who is this?. Why is he famous? . What was his biggest success?. Henry’s Great Matter. Henry is determined to get a divorce. The pope has repeatedly refused – even Wolsey couldn’t persuade him!. Five Values. 1. Laissez-Faire- . government policy of “hands off” economy. 2. Individualism. -. free to flourish without regard to station in life . 3. Populism-. participation of common people. 4. Egalitarianism- . Peace Conferences. Victory. TURNING POINT: . North Africa. Battle of El Alamein. November 2, . _________. _____________ . control North Africa by May 1943. July 1943: Allies invade . _______________ . Common Learning Space. Adam Warren. a.j.warren@soton.ac.uk. Centre for Innovation in Technologies and Education. This guide shows you how to use Turning Point in Common Learning Spaces. Insert the receiver into one of the PC’s USB ports.. When you close PowerPoint, you can save the voting data if you choose.. Remind the students to return their zapper handsets.. Don’t forget to remove the USB receiver and put it back in the case.. A few students cannot vote. Christian History. 6. . 19. th. century Revivals & Free Churches. Eighteenth-Century . Enlightenment. Le siècle des . Lumières. . (. century of light. ) . Zeitalter. der . Aufklärung. . (.