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What role did thomas Jefferson group want the government to play?
he wanted limite role of government southerners - yeoman farmers
What part did Thomas crommwell play in Henry the viii government?
Thomas Cromwell was Henry VIII's main advisor, Cromwell advised him to put extra defenses on the south coast of England in fear of the french attacking. Thomas Cromwell was the main head in government for several years. he also was pushing for England to be a protestant country.
What did Thomas play?
Thomas Jefferson played the violin.
What happens in the play of Henry VIII by William shakespeare?
The play deals with the events in the reign of Henry VIII which took place around 1530: the divorce from Catherine, the fall of Wolsey, the break with Rome, the marriage to Anne Boleyn (Ann Bullen, she is called in the play) and the birth of Elizabeth.
Who does dale Thomas play for?
Dale thomas plays for collingwood.
What is Edward Wolsey most famous for?
Thomas Wolsey was an English statesman and a cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. The highest political position he attained was Lord Chancellor, the King's chief adviser, enjoying great freedom and often depicted as an alter rex (other king). His main legacy is from his interest in architecture.newtest3*****He was perhaps best known as the peacemaker of Europe and in 1518 he orchestrated the Treaty of London. As a Cardinal and legate a latere Wolsey probably viewed himself as the Pope's emissary to Henry VIII's Court and it was generally agreed within the Roman Catholic Church that those wishing to promote Christianity ought also to advocate peace. Twenty different nations signed including the dominant European powers of the era, which were Spain and France (these two being rivals and the monarch of England typically seeking to play off one against the other to their own advantage). Wolsey served as a tempering influence over Henry VIII, who was apt to seek glory in the field and admired the reputation of his ancestor Henry V.Cardinal Wolsey also made most of the arrangements for the 1520 Field of the Cloth of Gold, a diplomatic meeting that took place between Henry VIII and Francis I. Wolsey was adept at keeping both the French and Spanish guessing as to which his sovereign would choose to form an alliance with: whilst both were hopeful, both were anxious to maintain friendly relations with England, which, given that England was only a very small island apt to be prey to the ambitions of foreign Princes ruling over far larger and wealthier kingdoms, was vital. Cardinal Wolsey was a seasoned politician, and in dissuading the King from pursuing pro-aggression policies and instead persuading him of the potential glory that could be had through appearing to be Europe's peacemaker, he achieved what few others were able to.It has been stated above that Cardinal Wolsey took a keen inerest in architecture: his most notable legacy being Hampton Court Palace and Christ Church College, Oxford (then known as Cardinal College). In 1528 Wolsey gave the Palace to King Henry as a gift, possibly to serve as a peace offering. Hampton Court rivalled the Court of the state in its splendour to the extent that it was said, 'why come ye not to Court? To the King's Court or to Hampton Court?' Cardinal College was not completed during Wolsey's lifetime but toward the end of Henry VIII's reign when the King evinced an interest in completing his former minister's project.Cardinal Wolsey is also famous for his fall from grace, this being memorably depicted in William Shakespeare's play 'Henry VIII.' This occurred in 1529, and in spite of claims to the contrary was probably largely attributable to his failure to prevail against Queen Catherine of Aragorn's defendant Cardinal Campeggio in procuring the King a divorce from his first wife. The King was somewhat in thrall to Anne Boleyn and her faction, who had no reason to love Wolsey, and it was owing to them that the King's former favourite and chief minister lost his favour and his ear. Cardinal Wolsey was arrested on a trumped-up charge of praemunire (placing allegiance to the Papacy above allegiance to the State) and taken to London, where he would probably face a sentence to be executed - but perhaps fortunately for him he died on the journey. Hope this helps,Kate x
How does the play Henry VIII represent shakespeare thought of Henry VIII?
The play presents Henry as relying on the other characters a lot, it shows him physically leaning on Wolsey and being influenced by both Wolsey and Katherine. He is also seen to be very ambivalent because he often says one thing then contradicts himself. It also portrays him as a character who is more in the background because the play mainly centres on the downfalls of Buckingham, Wolsey and Katherine. These factors reflect how Shakespeare rated Henry as an unreliable King whose religion and loyalties constantly changed but he ensures that Henry is always in Majesty so there is a stark contrast between Henry staying on top as the other characters fall around him. So although it's hard to tell what Shakespeare personally felt you can sort of get an idea from the play where Henry is overshadowed by the other characters but he still manages to stay on top.
Did Thomas Hobbes believe in Democracy?
Thomas Hobbes was a monarchist who believed absolute power in the hands of a king or queen was the best form of government. He believed the only way manâ??s natural nastiness could be held in check was if there was a strong monarch in charge.
Can you play Thomas and Friends on the Wii?
no
What position does Thomas Müller play?
Thomas Müller plays as a Midfielder for Germany.
What team does damaryius thomas play for?
Demaryius Thomas plays for the Denver Broncos.
What position does Thomas Vermaelen play?
Thomas Vermaelen plays as a Defender for Belgium.
