Controlling Localities

In one word, were the Welsh reforms of 1535/42 successful?

• Yes

• No

In which year did the north rebel against Elizabeth?

• 1559

• 1569

• 1579

• 1589

Which governmental role is being described:

Principal agent for the Crown. One per county. Organised administration and finances.

(a)  

Which regions did the Council of the North get control over from 1537 onwards?

• Yorkshire, Durham, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmorland.

• Yorkshire, Durham, Cornwall and Norfolk

• Cumberland, Westmorland, Cornwall and Norfolk

• Cornwall, Norfolk, Surrey and Sussex

Who investigated sudden deaths?

(a)  

When was English law introduced in Wales?

• 1535

• 1537

• 1542

• 1544

The 1535 Act replaced the marcher lordships with what?

• English style counties

• A Welsh president

• A council of Wales

From 1537, the presidents of the Council of the North were from the midlands or the south. Why was this a good thing?

• They had no vested interests and could remain impartial.

• They had little knowledge of local affairs.

• They could be bribed more easily than northerners.

After rebellion in Lincolnshire in 1536, what decision did Cromwell subsequently make?

• He decided to remodel the Council of the North.

• He gave more power to the northern lords.

• He appointed himself as Regent of the North.

Which city became the HQ of the Council of the North from 1539?

(a)