1
Q
Henry VIII’s second wife, who was executed in 1536 for adultery after birthing him a daughter (Elizabeth).
A
Anne Boleyn
2
Q
Henry VIII’s chief minister from 1532, a lawyer and a strong Protestant.
A
Thomas Cromwell
3
Q
African trumpet player, successful in Henry VIIIs court, there were thought to have been around 200 Africans living in England during Henry’s reign.
A
John Blanke:
4
Q
Merchant selling cloth and wool to foreign countries.
A
Walter William
5
Q
A monk devoted to God lived in a monastery.
A
Humphrey Middlemore
6
Q
A farmer living off the land, his crops would mainly go to his lord.
A
Herry Beryes
