What law required public figures and clergymen to swear allegiance to Henry VIII as Supreme Head?, The Act of Annulment, The Act of Succession, The Oath of Supremacy, The Treason Act, Refusing to swear the Oath of Supremacy was legally treated as what offense?, Heresy, Misprision, Sedition, High treason, Which monastic group was dragged through London, hanged, drawn, and quartered for refusing the Oath?, Benedictine monks, Carthusian monks, Franciscan monks, Dominican monks, Where were the severed heads of executed monks placed as a warning?, Spikes on London Bridge, The Tower of London, The gates of Hampton Court, Westminster Abbey, Who became Lord Chancellor after the downfall of Thomas Wolsey?, Robert Aske, Thomas Cromwell, Sir Thomas More, Thomas Cranmer, How long did Sir Thomas More serve as Lord Chancellor before stepping down?, One year, Three years, Five years, Seven years, Why did Sir Thomas More refuse to accept Henry VIII's marriage to Anne Boleyn and the Oath of Supremacy?, He was a devout Roman Catholic whose conscience would not allow him to switch allegiance, He wanted Cardinal Wolsey reinstated, He was secretly loyal to the French King, He was plotting a rebellion with Robert Aske, For how many months was Sir Thomas More imprisoned in a dark, damp Tower of London cell?, 12 months, 6 months, 17 months, In what year was Sir Thomas More executed on the scaffold for treason?, 1534, 1533, 1536, 1535, What were Sir Thomas More's famous final words on the scaffold?, I die the king's good servant, but God's servant first, God forgive the King for this injustice, The Pope remains the true head of Christ's Church, Long live the King and the Church of England, To ensure full support for the Act of Supremacy, Henry VIII ordered public figures to swear the Oath of ________., Obedience, Supremacy, Succession, Allegiance, Anyone who refused to swear the Oath was tried for ________ and executed., rebellion, sedition, heresy, treason, The monks who remained loyal to the Pope and refused the Oath belonged to the ________ order., Dominican, Benedictine, Franciscan, Carthusian, Executed monks had their heads placed on spikes above ________ Bridge., London, Tower, Blackfriars, Westminster, Sir Thomas More was recognized as one of the most celebrated writers and thinkers in ________., Spain, England, Italy, France, Sir Thomas More became Lord Chancellor immediately after the downfall of Thomas ________., Cromwell, Cranmer, Wolsey, Howard, In 1534, Thomas More was locked in a dark, damp prison cell inside the Tower of ________., York, London, Canterbury, Dover, Henry VIII pleaded with More to swear the Oath, but More's ________ would not allow him to change his mind., fear, loyalty, conscience, ambition, Sir Thomas More was tried for treason and executed on the scaffold in the year ________., 1533, 1536, 1534, 1535, More described himself as "the king's good servant, but ________ servant first"., God's, England's, Rome's, the Pope's

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