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Government: councils, parliament, justice, royal finance, domestic policies.
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Henry VIII, 1485–1509
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Government: councils, parliament, justice, royal finance, domestic policies
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Which council was primarily responsible for advising Henry VIII on matters of state during his early reign?
Direct answer
The Privy Council was the main advisory body to Henry VIII, consisting of his closest advisors and nobles.
Key terms
- Royal Finance: The management of the crown's income and expenditures, crucial for maintaining the monarchy's power.
- Parliament: The legislative body in England that Henry VIII used to pass laws and raise taxes.
Common trap
Confusing the Privy Council with Parliament: Remember that the Privy Council advised the king, while Parliament was responsible for legislation.
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