Anne Boleyn

The answer to this question is "No", because the premise to the question is

in and of itself wrong. Catherine of Aragon's daughter was known as "Bloody

Mary" after she became the Queen of England and she was an English Catholic

Queen who persecuted and executed many Protestants. Elizabeth I

of England was a Protestant Queen, who executed Mary Queen of Scots, who

was a Scottish Catholic Queen and Elizabeth's cousin.

she did loads of stuff like wanking

After Anne married Henry VIII he gave her guardianship over Henry Carey (who was Mary Boleyn's son with Henry VIII) As we all know he was never legitimized, however, Queen Elizabeth I (who was Anne's daughter with Henry VIII) did bestow on him the title of Lord Knudson.

Apparently Anne Boleyn couldn't have a son because it is said that she was probably Rhesus negative. A blood type that means that after the first child no other child can circulate the blood running in it's system, meaning that any other child Anne would have would either die at birth or in the mother's womb. This seems to be the only blood type that fits Anne. Although some people believe that Anne failed to have a son because of the pressure she was under, which is also probably true.

Like many of King Henry VIII's wives Queen Anne suffers-beyond the grave-from the stereotypes that defined her even during her lifetime. Queen Anne has been viewed as a witch, home wrecker, and whore. These titles are hardly warranted. A good source to use for more easy to understand information on Queen Anne is theanneboleynfiles.com, the author even has a recent posting on the stereotypes of all his wives and tries to address the misconceptions about not just Anne Boleyn but also his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, and his third wife, Jane Seymour.

Elizabeth I was Anne Boleyn's daughter.

Yes Alex and Hollie Anne got married on October 4, 2009. Fun fact he danced to wait for you his new song from congregation of the damned during his dance with Hollie.

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The exact date of Anne Boleyn's birth is unknown although she is generally believed to have been born in 1501 - making her 2 years younger than her sister Mary and 2 years older than her brother George. Some other sources claim she was born in 1507 but the 1501 date fits better with her father's comment that since his marriage in 1498 his wife had given him a child every year - the two children who would have been born in 1500 & 1502 (and are believed to have been called Thomas & Henry) supposedly died in infancy. Hope this helps.

Elizabeth I

and the separation of England from the Catholic Church

Very Good, apart from the fact that England didn't separate from the Catholic Church!

The separation of England was from the body that derived from the Council of Trent [1564]. This came about as a result of political adventures in England, [ The pope wanting to remove the Queen,] in which the papacy had no right to be taking part!

The results of the altercation between Pope and King resulted in the English Church taking the part of the early church in an ongoing argument between Church and pope.

Where did authority stem from, Rome or Scripture and tradition. For England it was the latter!

Firstly Anne Boleyn would more likely or by a chance either conceived another child or miscaried it (she was never seen as being barren)

Secondly if she had a boy there would be a chance that Elizabeth may not have even had a chance to accend to the throne and create a 'golden age'.

She told Lord Kingston that England would not be at rest until she died- this being ironically true as Henry Viii could not find a means to divorce her and choose to send her to the executioners block.

Had she been alive Elizabeth would know her beloved mother far better than the unfamiliar portraitshe kept hdden in her ring.

This is probably the most famous: http://englishhistory.net/tudor/monarchs/boleynmainjpg.jpg

These charges were trumped up by the Boleyns' enemies to weed them out. At Anne and George's trial , no witnesses came forward with evidence ,there wernt any . Henry needed Anne gone for his selfish desire to marry Jane Seymour. ANyone associtated with her , He wanted gone by any illegal unfair means necessary.

Henry VIII (b.1491) died on 28 January 1547 at the Palace of Whitehall, London.

Before he died, Henry asked to be buried with his third wife, Jane Seymour, who had died in 1537 only days after giving birth to Henry's only legitimate son, Edward (later Edward VI).

The grave is in Saint George's chapel in Windsor Castle.

she died in 1536, and no one is sure what year that she was born in but historians say it was around 1501 through 1507, but it's between those dates.

Yes, Anne Frank had an older sister named Margot, but she did not have a brother.

Henry had Divorced Catherine of Aragon for Anne Boleyn, but Anne was never divorced.

Instead, rumors spread that Anne had 'friends' under the knowledge of the king, and was set to be be-headed in 1536, under adultery and treason.

Anne was gone, but Henry still had a reminder of their affair before he divorced Catherine of Aragon; Bloody Mary (Mary l)

Henry Vll's wives:

Divorced: Catherine of Aragon

Beheaded: Anne Boleyn

Died: Jane Seymour

Divorced: Anne of Cleves

Beheaded: Katherine Howard

Survived: Catherine Parr