Thomas Cromwell basically fell out of favour of the King. He was made into Lord Privvy Seal but after that he began to disagree with the king's policies. The final straw between Cromwell and Henry was that he persuaded the king to marry his fourth wife Anne of Cleeves when Henry himself was sceptical of her. Henry hated Anne of Cleaves as a wife and lover and therefore blamed all of this on Cromwell. However it was Sir Charles Brandon who made the desicion for Henry as he was jealous of Cromwell and his success. After Cromwell's execution Henry famously quoted "They made me rid my life of the best manservant I ever had." this shows his regret for waht happened but it was basically because he made him choose the wrong wife.
Protested the corruption of the Roman Catholic Church.
With an axe.
Several reports say it took several hits to take his head off because of the inexperience of the executioner.
He was executed.
Neither.
Thomas Cromwell was about 55 years old when he died on July 28, 1540. (born c. 1485)
No, Cromwell was executed by Henry VIII, though I'm pretty sure if he'd still been alive when Mary came to the throne she would have had him executed.
They were both Chancellors under Henry VIII. More was a strong believer in Catholicism while Cromwell was one of the driving reformers to convert to Protestantism.
I am assuming you mean Sir Thomas More. Sir Thomas More was found guilty of treason and beheaded on 6 July 1535. He went bravely to his death and his last words were "The King's good servant, but God's first."
Thomas CRANMER made Henry marry Katherine howard because she was prety and noble. Thomas CROMWELL was executed shortly after the marriage of Anne of Cleves
Thomas CromwellThe English statesman Thomas Cromwell, Earl of Essex (ca. 1485-1540), was the chief minister of Henry VIII from 1532 to 1540 and was largely responsible for revolutionary reforms in the English Church and in administration of the state.
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First of all, there is no "Roman Catholic Church", that is a slur, in English, from after the protestant revolt, to refer to the Catholic Church. Secondly, Thomas Cromwell was tried by Henry VIII on charges of heresy and treason, and executed by King Henry VIII, himself a heretic, and an apostate from the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church had nothing to do with Thomas Cromwell.
Sir Thomas More was imprisoned in the Tower of London in England. He was held there in confinement for over a year before he was executed in 1535.
thomas cromwell was a roman catholic! lol.