السياسة الداخلية في انكلترا (1509 - 1547) : دراسة تاريخية == The Internal Policy In England (1509 - 1547)
Author name:
ابتسام سلمان سعيد جبارة
Supervisor name:
عبد المجيد كامل عبد اللطيف التكريتي
General topic:
History
Specific topic:
Modern and Contemporary History
Degree:
Doctorate
University:
University of Baghdad - College Of Education For Girls - Department Of History
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Baghdad
First pages:
11T2755 - p.pdf
Abstract:
The foreign historians and researchers called the name (The Era of First Tudors) on the historical stage ranging between the years (1485 - 1547) including the era of the kings Henry VII and Henry VIII in England, which was considered an important stage in the English history, for it saw the beginning of transition from the Medieval age to the Renaissance age which resulted in the revival of England and the two revolutions (the religious reformation) and the movement of (great discoveries). Those two revolutions interacted with each other and led to a great change in the thinking pattern and view to the universe and religion which resulted in the entry to the modern world. The significance of this study came in the explanation of that change. In the beginning of the stage, England was a an isolated agricultural country, but had an importance in the balance of international powers at that time. At the end of that stage, England owned a naval power and an export industry represented by the industry of woolen cloth as well as a number of small industrial products. After it was a country subordinate to the Christian church in Rome, it had its own church called the Anglican Church. On the basis of that significance to study one of the development stages of one of the developed societies presently, i.e. the English society, this thesis came under the title (The Internal Policy in England 1509 - 1547) to examine the overall political, economic and social positions England passed through. The thesis also indicated the intensive labor state suffered by the English society with all its sections, especially the intellectuals class who faced various kinds of elimination, fighting and torture which led to losing their lives. That change was reflected on the poor class of the society where economic and political crises generated intense disorders, the most prominent one was the raise of the living standard, and here it is worthy to mention that the substantial factor in the incidence of those disorders was not the English government failure in treating them as much as it was a natural issue through which the societies passed who turned from the feudal system to the liberal one which often tended to experimentation and search for the new. The thesis consisted of an introduction, five chapters, a conclusion and an English abstract. The first chapter addressed the internal political developments in England (485 - 1509) including two sections, the first section was about the House of Tudor and their accession to the power in England, while the second one was about Henry Tudor's mounting the throne of England 1485. The second chapter dealt with the ruling system in England at the era of Henry VII in three sections, the first section was on the structure of governmental institution at the era of Henry VII, the second one was on the administration at the era of Henry VII, while the third one was on the State budget at the era of Henry VII. The third chapter studied the internal political developments in England (1509 - 1529) in two sections, the first section dealt with Henry VIII mounting the throne of England 1509, whereas the second dealt with the social and religious positions and notion in England at the beginning of the 16th century. The fourth chapter examined the movement of religious reformation in England at the era of Henry VIII (1529 - 1547) in three sections, the first section addressed the initiatives of the religious reformation movement in England, the second one addressed Thomas More's government, whereas the third one addressed the supreme sovereignty law in 1534. The fifth and last chapter addressed the internal political developments in England during the first half of the 16th century in two sections, the first section tackled the administrative organizations in north England, Ireland and Wales at the era of Henry VIII, while the second one tackled the economic developments in England during the first half of the 16th century
Summary:
11T2755 - A.pdf
References:
11T2755 - R.pdf
