al class distinction. Within this system man was expected to be a good servant to God, and a good subject to the king( Amussen find biblio one it). HE was not questioning his place in society because everyone was in their place as determined by god.(cressy find it!!!) Man began to question class and its divisions witha desire to do pbetter or prgoress up woth in socoety. HOwever, the msot common man would realize how the society's hiearachla strucuture prevented him from doing this. SO it was from this middle class of gentry and merchants that the opposition to the crown drew most of its members. They had an ambition to do away with financial and commercial restrictions. They also had a new desire to have a say in such matters as religious and foreign policies which had been severely restrained by the Tudors. However with the accession in
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