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What means viii in Henry VIII?
VIII mean the eighth in Roman numerals. Henry the Eighth
Did Elizabeth I kill Henry VIII?
No. Elizabeth I was Henry VIII's daughter.
What English monarch began the reformation?
Henry VIII?
What was Henry viii's farthers name?
Henry VIII's father was called Henry Tudor - Henry VII of england.
The Crusade of Kings was led by?
king Henry VIII
Who is more famous Spider-Man or Henry VIII?
Considering Henry VIII is a historical figure who has been known for longer and considering he made massive impacts across Europe - and considering Spiderman is make-believe who made an impact on nothing - Henry VIII is your answer.
Which figure was MOST significant in the English Reformation and the subsequent creation of the Church of England?
King Henry VIII.
What is the common noun for Henry VIII?
The common noun for Henry VIII is "king." As a historical figure, he is known as a monarch who ruled England from 1509 to 1547. In discussions about royalty, "king" serves as the general term for his position.
Did Henry VIII pick his nose?
There is no definitive historical evidence to confirm whether or not Henry VIII picked his nose. As the personal habits of historical figures are not always documented, it is not possible to say for certain.
How was Henry VIII significant to Christianity?
Henry VIII broke away from the Roman Catholic Church and founded the Church of England.
Who was the major figure of the reformation in England?
Henry VIII - it was his idea.
What did King Henry VIII do that makes a reformation figure?
He fight fo that
Name five significant historical characters in history?
Some significant historical characters in the history of Europe are Alexander the Great, Napoleon, King Henry the Viii, William Shakespeare, and Queen Victoria. Other historical characters in Europe's history are Queen Elizabeth II and Margaret Thatcher.
How is Henry VIII significant?
He started the reformation by breaking away from Rome.
Did Henry VIII have Kell's disease?
There is no "Kell's disease". However, a theory that Henry VIII had a Kell positive blood type and the attendant complication of McLeod's syndrome was published in The Historical Journal.
What did Thomas More do that was significant?
He opposed Henry VIII's break from the Catholic Church.
Why was Henry VIII an important figure in history?
It was Henry VIII that ultimately changed the nation from Catholic to Protestant. Also, the Act of Supremecy was passed that put the Monarch ahead of the Pope in England.
