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When he became king he was a roman Catholic but afterward when he wished to divirce Cathryn of Aragon he turned English Protestant and became the Head of Church for power money .
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∙ 12y agoI think he belonged to the Holy Roman Church but later made his own church The Church of England
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What religion was King Henry viii when he became king?
Roman Catholic
What religion was King Henry IV of England?
He was Roman Catholic.
Did King Henry the VI like to pray?
No, he was against religion.
Describe a key event in the development of England?
King Henry the eighth changed England's religion.
What religion was Catherine of aragon?
she was a cathoilcQueen Catherine of Aragon, wife of King Henry the VIII of England was a Catholic.
What religion was King Henry first?
Henry 1st King of England was a Roman Catholic.
What was Henry the seven religion?
King Henry vii was a catholic
What religion was King Henry viii when he became king?
Roman Catholic
What religion was King Henry IV of England?
He was Roman Catholic.
Did King Henry the VI like to pray?
No, he was against religion.
Who formed protestant religion king Henry VIII or Martin Luther?
King Henry the 8th. Martin Luther separated from the Catholic church.
What did King Henry VIII do that impacted the world?
Changed the religion of England.
Who was the English King that created a new official religion when the Catholic Church wouldn't let him get divorced?
King Henry VIII
When Henry broke away from Rome did it make England more or or less Protestant?
King Henry the eighth, placed himself at the head of the Protestant religion, and Protestism became the state religion of England.
What religion was edward VI the son of Henry VIII?
King Edward VI was a Protestant :D
Describe a key event in the development of England?
King Henry the eighth changed England's religion.
Who was more powerfull out of Henry the eighth and the pope?
Henry the 8th because he was the king of all of England and he also made up a religion The Church of England
