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What impact did Henry VII's actions have on England in the second half on the 1500s?
The Pope was not in absolute power or was the head of the Catholic Church anymore, the King was and that was Henry VIII.
By the second half of the 1500's Henry was dead. He had weakened the Church and allowed its protestant enemies to grow stronger, whist the friends of the papacy were to rally under his daughter Mary with a view to rejoining the papal coalition.
But the most important impact Henry was to have was to stop or prevent the English from attending the English Clergy from attending the Council of Trent! It is interesting to see that even under his eldest daughter English Bishops appear to have stayed away! This prevented the English Church from lapsing in to schism as the continental catholics did under the leadership of the papacy!
What else can I help you with?
When did the theater started?
In 1500s in England
Where did the criminals of England in the 1500s get executed?
On a rope
What type of government was england in the 1500s?
monarchial
Who was the king of Europe in the 1500s?
Henry Vlll of England
Who was the leader of England in the late 1500s?
Queen Elizabeth I
Which country was king Charles the 1st in charge of in the 1500s?
England
Why did England consider Spain its enemy by the late 1500s-?
The Anglo-Spanish War of the 1500s was a result of King Phillip the Second's suppression of the growth to the Protestant religion in Catholic Spain. It was caused by England's Act of Supremacy, which threatened the power of the Pope.
What were the customs and beliefs in England during the 1500s?
They always had to wear hats
Why didn't people work throughout England in the 1500s?
Because they are GAY
The Spanish fleet that attacked England in the late 1500s was called the Spanish?
armada
What identifies the main catalyst for the Protestant Reformation in England in the 1500s?
Keel Lableel
What two European countries started settlements in Florida during the 1500s?
spain and england
