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If you are referring to Henry VIII, he had himself proclaimed the head of the Church in England, breaking with the papal authority of Rome.
What else can I help you with?
Did Henry the eighth change England?
Yes.
How did the act of supremacy and the oath of supremacy bring about change in England?
It changed religion. This was because henry had more power and changed laws so he could remarry.
How did Henry VIII actions change religion in England?
Henry VIII's actions led to the break from the Catholic Church and the establishment of the Church of England. He dissolved monasteries, seized their wealth, and asserted his authority as the head of the church in England. This eventually led to the English Reformation and a shift in religious power away from Rome.
How did the power of the King change in the reigns of Henry viii and William iii?
henry was important
What two things did Henry viii change?
he invented the church of england(and divorce)
When did Henry VIII change the Church of England?
Henry VII change the church of England extremely, In many ways he introduced divorce well people knew about it but didn't really understand.he also changed catholics to Anglicans.
Why did henry want compleat power over england?
Please clarify your question. As the king, he HAD complete power over England. Are you referring to his supression of Ireland and Scotland?
How did William and Henry ii increase royal power?
by the monasteries in England and France the royal power in both incresed
How did Henry the eighth get more power?
by making the church of England stopping the pope from having any impact on England`s religion
What was Henry's plan to gain more power over the church?
To become King Of England x
What was the change for christians when Henry 8th built the Church of England?
Every Catholic had to become a Protestant!
Which King Henry of England ruled in 1484?
King Richard III ruled from 1483-1485, so there was no Henry in power in 1484. King Richard III was preceded by Edward VI (1461-1483) and V (1483) and succeeded by Henry VII (1485-1509).
