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What was the result of Henry viii's marriages and divorces in England?
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What excuse did Henry have for shutting down the monastery?
Henry's excuse was that Henry wanted to have a divorce from his first wife. But,the Pope did not allow divorces so Henry set up the Church of England where they believed in God but did not follow the Pope.
What are the causes and consequences of Henry VIII?
Causes for Henry VIII, his actions, were a result of his unrestricted power as king. Henry VIII was completely egotistical with limitless expectations. He felt that as king that he could do no wrong. Consequences from Henry VIII: Without Catholic church support for his divorces Henry VIII renounced and broke from Catholicism and forced England to change from Catholic to protestant. Several religious wars resulted, but protestants prevailed. Bobbie C.
Why would breaking from the church solve Henry VIII's problem?
Henry VIII's problem was that he needed to divorce Catherine of Aragon though the church didn't let divorces. He wanted a son so he just divorced anyways. Henry was excommunicated and he established the Church of England.
What English king asked the church to annul his first marriage?
Henry VIII. The Pope refused, so Henry made his own Church; the Church of England, and made himself the leader of it, allowing him to annul marriages whenever he liked. This eventually led to the Reformation in England
What did sir Thomas more do for Henry?
Thomas More refused to recognize Henry VIII as supreme head of the Church of England. As a result of his actions, he was beheaded.
What social changes occurred as a result of King Henry the VIII broke with the catholic church?
the chrch of england
What effects did Henry VIII marriages have on religion in England?
Henry VIII's first marriage did not produce a male heir, so he wanted a divorce, which the Pope would not grant him. Afters some years of argument, Henry decided to call himself the head of the Church in England, and break away from the religious overlordship of the Pope. Thus the Church of England was set up, and the way was open for other ideas such as Lutheranism to take hold in England.
Who excommunicated Queen Elizabeth I from the Roman Catholic Church?
No one. Queen Elizabeth was the daughter of King Henry VIII. King Henry couldn't have a son, so he broke away from the Roman Catholic church to form his own church, that allowed divorces. The Church of England was what Elizabeth was born into.
What has Henry VIII done to influence today?
It was as a result of Henry VIII that the church of England came into being. The church of England is a very influential organisation.
When did Henry of England die?
Henry of England died in 1274.
When was Henry of England born?
Henry of England was born in 1267.
When was Henry I of England born?
Henry I of England was born in 1068.
