Weakning the catholic church as a primary influence, giving rise to the church of England as the primary religion.
Anglican Catholic Answer!
The poor were the ones who lost most from the closing down of the monasteries! The rich, the Merchants ,Gentry and Nobility, Catholics or other wise, were the ones who got rich, fantastically so. A quarter of English wealth being put out in the market as it were, how could they go wrong and it wasn't only land!
IN effect Henry had bought the rich, Catholics and Protestants alike.
Henry didn't weaken the Catholic Church unduly, for 300 yrs it had been in a turmoil, regarding the papacy, what Henry did was to shake the Roman Church by taking the side of the followers of the ancient catholic ways, by supporting the canons of the Ecumenical Councils. It has to be grasped that the idea of the Holy Roman Church is of very recent origin, the Holy Catholic Church is something else indeed!
In what year did Henry VIII closed the monasteries?
Henry VIII really closed up the monasteries because they were both rich and powerful institutions that were very loyal to the Popes. The Pope was seen as an opponent to Henry and by closing the monasteries, Henry was then viewed as the Head of the Church.
To get money to finance the war with France. He wanted to be known as a warrior kimg
all monasteries in Britian.
he got it from the monasteries
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The dissolution of the monasteries was nothing to do with supressing Protestants (Monasteries were Catholic) and it was Henry VIII not Henry VII.
He burnt them down
1530
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Barney Abbey
because he needed money