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Thomas Becket, Bishops and Cathedrals

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  • Who was Thomas Becket?
    He was the archbishop of Canterbury who was murdered inside a catherdral
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  • Thomas has been on of Henry II's chief advisers and his best friend. (T/F)
    True
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  • Thomas Becket fled from England and lived in Germany for 7 years. (T/F)
    False. He lived in France for 7 years.
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  • Correct this statement: King Henry II murdered Archbishop Thomas in his own cathedral.
    Four of Henry's knights traveled to Canterbury and murdered Thomas in his own cathedral.
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  • Henry took all the blame for the murder of Thomas Becket. (T/F)
    True
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  • What was King Henry II's punishment?
    He walked barefoot through the streets of Canterbury and made the monks whip his bare back
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  • Who made Thomas the Archbishop of Canterbury?
    King Henry II
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  • Why did Thomas Becket flee England?
    He stood up to the king and a row broke out when the king said that priests who had done wrong must be tried in the king's courts. Thomas said, 'No.'
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  • Why did Becket say 'No' to the king when he wanted the priests to be tried in the king's courts?
    Because the church had its own courts
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  • Complete the sentence: Thomas had been one of Henry II's ______ & ______
    chief advisers and his best friend
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  • Why did Henry's knights decide to murder Thomas?
    They decided to do their king a good turn and get rid of his enemy
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  • Who spent the night lying on the stone floor near Thomas's tomb?
    King Henry II after he was whipped by the monks
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  • Why did the king make Thomas an archbishop?
    King Henry II thought that Archbishop Thomas would make the church obey the king
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  • In what year did Henry make Thomas his Archbishop of Canterbury?
    1162
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  • When did Thomas return to England from France?
    1170
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  • The head of the Catholic church was who lived where?
    The head of the Catholic church was the Pope, who lived in Rome
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