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Henry II walked through the streets of Canterbury barefoot while being whipped by the priests of Canterbury.
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How did Thomas Becket die?
I think Becket died because of the worries and the temptation that he was going to killed by his friend Henry. I think Becket ralised the selfish actions he did to his truthful friend Henry.Henry was a good friend so he gave Thomas a life changing chance of being Archbishop of Canterbury. Thomas found it very useful because being Archibishop of Caterbury means he would have control over people and gain lots of money.Things didn't go that well as it thought would have been. After Thomas became the Archibishop it was like Thomas transformed into a different person. The whole point that Henry made Thomas Archibishop was that Thomas could help Henry to control the church. Henry wanted Thomas to take control over the churhc and make the church weaker so that the King would have more power than the church. But Thomas started ignoring Henry and refused to make the church weaker. By doing this Henry got really angry. Bucket fled to France but came back and did more things that infuriated Henry. Henry became over tempted and accidentally shouted get rid off that troublesome priest. Henry didn't mean to do that. But the knights wanted Henry happy at all times so murdered Thomas Becket.In conclusion it was Henry's Becket's and knight's fault. If Becket had listened to Henry he could have prevented the murder. If Henry controlled his temtation he could prevented the murder of his friend and finally if the Knights had waited patiently for clear orders from the king they could prevented the murder of Thomas Becket.By Aby Jacob @ HFTC
What decision did Henry IV have to make to become king?
He decided to murder Richard II.
What made King Henry VIII become Sir Thomas More's enemy?
He wasn't his ennemy. Henry wanted the power and the title 'Head of the Church of England' and for everyone to accept it he would use fear to make them forget Catholism and become Protestant so he would have more power. Thomas Moore held firm and refused. Henry had passed a law that if the people didn't accept it, it was taken as treason and so Thomas Moore was beheaded.
Why did Henry VIII behead St. Thomas More?
Thomas More was executed because he was found guilty of supposedly denying that the King was the Supreme Head of the Church of England.More was placed on trial for refusing to take the oath required by the First Succession Act (Succession to the Crown Act 1533). While on trial, the Solicitor General (Richard Rich) testified that he had heard More deny that the King was the Supreme Head of the Church of England, in his presence. The testimony was almost surely perjured, as two other witnesses state that they did not hear More make any such statement, on the same occasion.More was found guilty of high treason, and executed.
What did Henry II of England make Thomas Becket in 1154?
Henry II of England made Thomas Becket his Chancellor in 1154, soon after they met. Later, the King also made him Archbishop of Canterbury in 1162. Born in London in 1117, he was assassinated in 1170 at age 52 in Canterbury. In 1174, he was canonized by Pope Alexander III, to become Saint Thomas Becket, patron of Exeter College, Oxford; Portsmouth; Arbroath Abbey; and secular clergy. See related links for additional information.
What did Henry II make Thomas?
Henry made him chancellor and later made him dead.
How did Thomas Becket die?
I think Becket died because of the worries and the temptation that he was going to killed by his friend Henry. I think Becket ralised the selfish actions he did to his truthful friend Henry.Henry was a good friend so he gave Thomas a life changing chance of being Archbishop of Canterbury. Thomas found it very useful because being Archibishop of Caterbury means he would have control over people and gain lots of money.Things didn't go that well as it thought would have been. After Thomas became the Archibishop it was like Thomas transformed into a different person. The whole point that Henry made Thomas Archibishop was that Thomas could help Henry to control the church. Henry wanted Thomas to take control over the churhc and make the church weaker so that the King would have more power than the church. But Thomas started ignoring Henry and refused to make the church weaker. By doing this Henry got really angry. Bucket fled to France but came back and did more things that infuriated Henry. Henry became over tempted and accidentally shouted get rid off that troublesome priest. Henry didn't mean to do that. But the knights wanted Henry happy at all times so murdered Thomas Becket.In conclusion it was Henry's Becket's and knight's fault. If Becket had listened to Henry he could have prevented the murder. If Henry controlled his temtation he could prevented the murder of his friend and finally if the Knights had waited patiently for clear orders from the king they could prevented the murder of Thomas Becket.By Aby Jacob @ HFTC
What decision did Henry IV have to make to become king?
He decided to murder Richard II.
What did Thomas Cranmer do to Henry VIII?
he argued and made against to Henry the 8th but Henry didn't listen to him and Henry decided to make himself the leader of England church
What was King Henry the king of?
Henry was mind changing He had a friend called thomas becket best friends that he gave him a job to be the archbishop and extra things thomas ran away for 6 years to France when he came back the were best friends again but Henry make him do bad things so then he said a famous quote and 4 knights heard him and then killed thomas.
What sort of king was Henry the 2nd?
Henry was mind changing He had a friend called thomas becket best friends that he gave him a job to be the archbishop and extra things thomas ran away for 6 years to France when he came back the were best friends again but Henry make him do bad things so then he said a famous quote and 4 knights heard him and then killed thomas.
Make a sentence with the word proclaim?
King Henry I later proclaimed that an archer would be absolved of murder, if he killed a man during archery practice!
What made King Henry VIII become Sir Thomas More's enemy?
He wasn't his ennemy. Henry wanted the power and the title 'Head of the Church of England' and for everyone to accept it he would use fear to make them forget Catholism and become Protestant so he would have more power. Thomas Moore held firm and refused. Henry had passed a law that if the people didn't accept it, it was taken as treason and so Thomas Moore was beheaded.
Who were at the constitutional convention?
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams were in Europe so they couldn't make it to the convention. Patrick Henry was also missing it and he was against the convention.
Which famous Americans were not present at the 1787 constituntional convention?
Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams.
When was This Is a Stick Up... Don't Make It a Murder created?
This Is a Stick Up... Don't Make It a Murder was created on 2006-04-11.
How did Henry viii make the break with roma?
How did henry the 8th make the break wih roma
