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	After [[Mary I]] had abolished the Act of Supremacy it was restored by Queen [[Elizabeth I]] in 1558. The revised form included, for example, the re-installment of elections of bishops by cougé d'élire (i.e. the 'permission to elect' a bishop given to the Dean or Chapter of a cathedral). Moreover, Elizabeth replaced the term of the monarch being "Supreme Head and King" and entitled herself to be the "Supreme governor of this realm, and of all her highness's dominions and countries as well as in all spiritual and ecclesiastical things or causes as temporal."		After [[Mary I]] had abolished the Act of Supremacy it was restored by Queen [[Elizabeth I]] in 1558. The revised form included, for example, the re-installment of elections of bishops by cougé d'élire (i.e. the 'permission to elect' a bishop given to the Dean or Chapter of a cathedral). Moreover, Elizabeth replaced the term of the monarch being "Supreme Head and King" and entitled herself to be the "Supreme governor of this realm, and of all her highness's dominions and countries as well as in all spiritual and ecclesiastical things or causes as temporal."
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	The Act of Supremacy includes the Oath of Allegiance and several punishments for people who act against the monarch. Most of all it shows the supremacy of the monarch but also the responsibility towards his/her function.		The Act of Supremacy includes the [[Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy\|Oath of Allegiance]] and several punishments for people who act against the monarch. Most of all it shows the supremacy of the monarch but also the responsibility towards his/her function.

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	== The Act of Supremacy by Henry VIII ==		== The Act of Supremacy by Henry VIII ==
	The Act of Supremacy was passed by [[Henry VIII]] as part of his break from Roman [[Catholicism]] and the Pope. It was announced in 1534 during the sixth session of the Reformation Parliament. It brought along a change in religious structures of hierarchy and made Henry as monarch "the head on earth of the [[Church of England]]." <br> Therefore, Henry did not only have power over political decisions but also about "all spiritual authority to reform abuses and correct doctrine." One year later, in 1535, he transferred this power to Thomas Cromwell, whom he made his spiritual 'vice-regent'. <p>		The Act of Supremacy was passed by [[Henry VIII]] as part of his break from Roman [[Catholicism]] and the Pope. It was announced in 1534 during the sixth session of the [[Reformation]] [[Parliament]]. It brought along a change in religious structures of hierarchy and made Henry as monarch "the head on earth of the [[Church of England]]." <br> Therefore, Henry did not only have power over political decisions but also about "all spiritual authority to reform abuses and correct doctrine." One year later, in 1535, he transferred this power to [[Thomas Cromwell]], whom he made his spiritual 'vice-regent'. <p>

	== The Act of Supremacy by Elizabeth I ==		== The Act of Supremacy by Elizabeth I ==

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	== The Act of Supremacy by Henry VIII ==		== The Act of Supremacy by Henry VIII ==
	The Act of Supremacy was passed by [[Henry VIII]] as part of his break from Roman [[Catholicism]] and the Pope. It was announced in 1534 during the sixth session of the Reformation Parliament. It brought along a change in religious structures of hierarchy and made Henry as monarch "the head on earth of the [[Church of England]]." <br> Therefore, Henry did not only have power over political decisions but also about "all spiritual authority to reform abuses and correct doctrine." One year later, in ~~1635~~, he transferred this power to Thomas Cromwell, whom he made his spiritual 'vice-regent'. <p>		The Act of Supremacy was passed by [[Henry VIII]] as part of his break from Roman [[Catholicism]] and the Pope. It was announced in 1534 during the sixth session of the Reformation Parliament. It brought along a change in religious structures of hierarchy and made Henry as monarch "the head on earth of the [[Church of England]]." <br> Therefore, Henry did not only have power over political decisions but also about "all spiritual authority to reform abuses and correct doctrine." One year later, in 1535, he transferred this power to Thomas Cromwell, whom he made his spiritual 'vice-regent'. <p>

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.		*''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.
	''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.		*''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.
	Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html		*Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html

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	== The Act of Supremacy by Henry VIII ==		== The Act of Supremacy by Henry VIII ==
	The Act of Supremacy was passed by [[Henry VIII]] as part of his break from [[~~Roman~~ Catholicism]] and the Pope. It was announced in 1534 during the sixth session of the Reformation Parliament. It brought along a change in religious structures of hierarchy and made Henry as monarch "the head on earth of the [[Church of England]]." <br> Therefore, Henry did not only have power over political decisions but also about "all spiritual authority to reform abuses and correct doctrine." One year later, in 1635, he transferred this power to Thomas Cromwell, whom he made his spiritual 'vice-regent'. <p>		The Act of Supremacy was passed by [[Henry VIII]] as part of his break from Roman [[Catholicism]] and the Pope. It was announced in 1534 during the sixth session of the Reformation Parliament. It brought along a change in religious structures of hierarchy and made Henry as monarch "the head on earth of the [[Church of England]]." <br> Therefore, Henry did not only have power over political decisions but also about "all spiritual authority to reform abuses and correct doctrine." One year later, in 1635, he transferred this power to Thomas Cromwell, whom he made his spiritual 'vice-regent'. <p>

	== The Act of Supremacy by Elizabeth I ==		== The Act of Supremacy by Elizabeth I ==

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.		''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.
	~~<b>~~''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.		''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.
	Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html		Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.		''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.
	<p>''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.		<b>''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.
	Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html		Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.		''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.
	''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.		<p>''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.
	Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html		Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992. ~~<b>~~ ''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997. ~~<b>~~ Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html		''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.
			''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.
			Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992. <b>''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997. <b> Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html		''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992. <b> ''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997. <b> Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992.		''The Oxford Companion to British History''. Edited by J. Cannon. Oxford University Press, 1992. <b>''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997. <b> Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html
	''The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church''. Edited by F.L. Cross. Oxford University Press, 1997.
	Full text of Act of Supremacy online: http://history.hanover.edu/texts/engref/er79.html