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to the right is the link and also in Citation

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First Catholic Service Held at Hampton Court Palace for 450 Years

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The church had a zero tolerance policy for anybody that went against the rules of the church, they considered that to be ¨going soft¨ and they could be punished or released from the church

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The church had a zero tolerance policy for anybody that went against the rules of the church, they considered that to be ¨going soft¨ and they could be punished or released from the church

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The local population viewed the local priest as their ‘passport’ to heaven as they knew no different and had been taught this from birth by the local priest. Keeping your priest happy was seen as a prerequisite to going to heaven. The relationship between people and church was essentially based on money, this means if you are wealthy you can afford to buy a higher position in the church then a non-wealthy person.

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When building the church they got free labor and materials. The priests told the people if they helped build the church they would go to heaven and live a happier life.
(A picture of the church to the left)

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The church was what controlled what people did and thought. Back then going to hell was terrible and even mentioning gods name is powerful. It was considered bad if you used gods name in vain or to often. The church also passed the Treason Act which made it illegal to question the churches word

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The Church of England was very harsh and greedy in the medieval era they demanded at least 10% of the total earnings of the people and if they could not pay not even in goods like food, then they would not go to haven but instead to hell.

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Trueman. “The English Church from 1550 to 1553.” History Learning Site, History Learning Site, 17 Mar. 2015, www.historylearningsite.co.uk/tudor-england/the-english-church-from-1550-to-1553/.

Trueman. “Medieval Lives - The Medieval Church.” History Learning Site, History Learning Site, 5 Mar. 2015, www.historylearningsite.co.uk/medieval-england/the-medieval-church/.
Universal Life Church Monastery. “Church of England to Build ‘Pagan Church.’” Universal Life Church Monastery Blog, 4 July 2013, www.themonastery.org/blog/2013/07/church-of-england-to-build-pagan-church/.
tnrcommunications. “First Catholic Service Held at Hampton Court Palace for 450 Years.” YouTube, YouTube, 12 Feb. 2016, www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfWSM9gBzDs&feature=youtu.be.