He sacked the pope and changed the British religion from Catholic to Protestant. He then appointed a Archbishop of Canterbury.
Henry did not sack the pope! [source?] He pointed out that the Council of Nicaea, the major Council in Church history, prohibits the interference of one bishop in another bishop's see without his permission. The pope couldn't renege on Nice without causing immense trouble! It is fundamental to Church Order! As to appointing another Archbishop? Who was that then ? Cranmer received his Scarf from Rome!
By the way, Henry at no time broke from Rome, neither did England, the break came from the other side!
henry the vii didnt break with rome it was henry viii
Henry III did not break with Rome, but was a pious Catholic.
catholicism =p
No
Henry 8th broke with Rome using Parliament. This gave him a divorce and he was the new head of England!
King Henry VIII.
yes he and catherine of aragon attached rome in order to conquer it
To Break with Rome and to build a bigger army
Henry was helped by thomas cranmer and thomas cromwell, his two protestant advisors.
Almost certainly, Henry VIII remained Catholic until the day he died. If he had thought it would eventually lead to a break with Rome, Henry probably woulnd't have had his marriage to Catherine of Aragon anulled.
Rome refused him a "legal" divorce, so he started his own church.
Henry VIII broke up with the Rome Church so that he can divorce Catherine of Aragon because the Roman Church wouldn't let him.