Many, many things.
Most importantly, it was during Henry's reign that the Anglican Church came to be. Henry broke away from the Roman Catholic Church over the issue of divorce - he wanted a divorce and the Pope wouldn't grant him, for many complex reasons. Henry basically forced parliament to pass a series of laws that would separate Britain from the Roman Catholic Church forever, and the Anglican Church was born.
He also had a ton of wives that he kept killing when he was tired of them... It is interesting to note that Henry really didn't change any doctrines regarding Catholicism and Anglicanism, though. He was actually a very loyal Catholic... he just wanted Anne Boleyn really badly.
That's probably the most significant part of Henry's reign.
Elizabeth of York.
Mary, who became Queen Mary I.
Henry the 8ths final wife was Catherine Parr
They did not have showers then, they bathed very seldom....so if Henry VIII wanted a wash, he had a bath.......a wooden construction
he asked the had to get permission from the pope
She reigned from July 1553 to November 1558.
Elizabeth of York.
It's Robert Cheseman.
Catherine of Aragon
Pope Clement VI
Elizabeth I, Queen of England.
The church of England. Henry took the Popes place in England.
Mary, who became Queen Mary I.
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It undermined the power and authority of the pope.
Henry the 8ths final wife was Catherine Parr
henry viiis ship mary rose is least famous