Settler What was a faction? How would you judge their danger? Acrostic using F A C T I O N 10

How dangerous were the key factions in the reign of Henry VIII? (B) What does the answer depend on? (A)

Learning focus Literacy – writing and presenting to persuade.

Starter 5 From your knowledge name the following factions; Which one is the definition? Anti-reformation. Against the divorce Pro – divorce. Wanted Anne as queen Supported Catherine as Queen. Traditional religious views too. Pro-reformation A like-minded group who worked together to advance a personal, political or religious cause. Consisted of remaining Yorkists. Aim was to remove Henry VIII from power. CONSERVATIVES, RADICAL REFORMERS/EVANGELICALS, WHITE ROSE, BOLEYN, ARAGONESE. Which factions would support each other? (LC) Whiteboards

Starter 5 From your knowledge name the following factions; Which one is the definition? Anti-reformation. Against the divorce Pro – divorce. Wanted Anne as queen Supported Catherine as Queen. Traditional religious views too. Pro-reformation A like-minded group who worked together to advance a personal, political or religious cause. Consisted of remaining Yorkists. Aim was to remove Henry VIII from power. CONSERVATIVES, RADICAL REFORMERS/EVANGELICALS, WHITE ROSE, BOLEYN, ARAGONESE. Which factions would support each other? (LC) Whiteboards

Slogans, Logos and Key players Sugar paper presentations 2 groups for the Conservatives; 2 for the Radical Reformers Use your phones and MT p.80 (half way down) to p.82 (half way down) p.105-110 FAI (VG). Use p. 109, fig 1 as a start. 10

Which faction is gaining power? Faction Walkabout exercise 20 1539 = Act of 6 articles 1540 = marriage to Anne of Cleves; fall of Cromwell; marriage to Catherine Howard 1541-2 = demise and execution of Catherine Howard 1543 = Conservative (Gardiner’s) attempts to oust Cranmer; Catherine Parr married; 1544 = Succession Act (note M,Q of S) 1546 = CP implicated for heresy, but H8 refused to act. 1546-7 = Earl of Hertford (Edward Seymour, King’s uncle) held sway at court (NB Success in Scotland); Gardiner excluded from Privy Council for a dispute with the King over land +…..; Denny obtained use of dry stamp. How did he use it. 1547 = Norfolk was arrested; Earl of Surrey (Duke of Norfolk’s son) was executed for treason (Edward I - coat of arms)

Which faction is gaining power? Faction Walkabout exercise 20 1539 = Act of 6 articles 1540 = marriage to Anne of Cleves; fall of Cromwell; marriage to Catherine Howard 1541-2 = demise and execution of Catherine Howard 1543 = Conservative (Gardiner’s) attempts to oust Cranmer; Catherine Parr married; 1544 = Succession Act (note M,Q of S) 1546 = CP implicated for heresy, but H8 refused to act. 1546-7 = Earl of Hertford (Edward Seymour, King’s uncle) held sway at court (NB Success in Scotland); Gardiner excluded from Privy Council for a dispute with the King over land +…..; Denny obtained use of dry stamp. How did he use it. 1547 = Norfolk was arrested; Earl of Surrey (Duke of Norfolk’s son) was executed for treason (Edward I - coat of arms)

Tell the story of the succession and how it was altered using the images on the next 4 slifdes. 15

Succession Edward VI Henry VIII Elizabeth I Mary Tudor Charlotte Reilly Edward VI Henry VIII Succession Elizabeth I Mary Tudor

Charlotte Reilly Regency Council Sir Thomas Seymour

Charlotte Reilly Anthony Denny Edward Seymour Dry Stamp

The rise of ... William Paget Alliance Charlotte Reilly Revealed Henry’s death and his position as Lord Protector of Edward – people were killed for trying to control Edward before Henry died. William Paget Alliance Was a good military leader against the Scots The rise of ... Was invested as Duke of Somerset and rewarded with lands to support his new position