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What impact did Henry VII of England's actions have on the second half of 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!
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What was Englands most important industry in the 1500s?
The main industries were cloth and farming.
What was englands relationship with spain in the 1500s?
There relationship was harsh and did not like each other at all! Sadly but it is true..
At the beginning of the 1500s much of Englands land was divided into large?
The land was divided into huge counties... East Anglia Scotland the whole of the north wales London and Essex
What impact did the population growth of the 1500s and the enclosure movement have on English colonization?
it has grown over 400% since 1500's and earlier
In the 1500s the Incas were conquered by the?
They were conquered by the Spanish in the 1500s
Which European event of the late 1400s to early 1500s do you think had the most far reaching impact on European lives?
The invention of the movable type writing press.
Which European event of the late 1400s to early 1500s do you think had the most far-reaching impact on European lives?
The invention of the movable type writing press.
What European group dominated exploration in the 1500s?
the spanish dominated the 1500s
Does 1543 fall in the early 1500s or mid 1500s?
mid 1500
What was the currency called in Constantinople in the 1500s?
Bezant was the currency of Constantinople in the 1500s.
What impact did Henry vlll's actions have onengland in the second half of 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 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!
