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starter activity
A portrait of Cardinal
Wolsey by Samson
Strong, dated 1526. What
evidence does this picture
provide that the Church
was in need of reform?
How would a
supporter of the Church
use this as portrait to
support their view that
the Church was not in
need of reform?
Describe the picture or source here.
Key words:
cardinal legate benefice
How did Wolsey rise to
power?
Learning objectives
TBAT explain the reasons for Wolsey’s
rise to power & assess whether it was
skill or chance
Your task
Read about Wolsey’s rise to power on p.30-31
and create a timeline. Record what happened on
these key dates:
1498
Think of 3 adjectives to
describe his character. Find
1507
examples from the timeline to
illustrate them
1509
1514
1515
1518
Extension task
Read the biography of Wolsey from the History
Learning site. Conduct a SWOT analysis.
Remember the format:
Did Wolsey come to power by chance? If not, what other reason
explains his rise?
Your task
Study the sources on p.32. To what extent was it
luck that allowed Wolsey to come to power?
Complete a table similar to the one below:
Author
G R Elton
Polydore Vergil
George Cavendish
Agrees
Disagrees
Homework
Prepare for your Tudor banquet! Your teacher
will give you a task sheet.
Key words:
cardinal legate benefice
How did Wolsey rise to
power?
Learning objectives
TBAT explain the reasons for Wolsey’s
rise to power & assess whether it was
skill or chance
Plenary