Henry VIII

he changes the entire religion in the country

Although King Henry quarelled with the Pope over his divorce from his first wife Katherine of Aragon, and broke the English Church away from Rome's jurisdiction, he never considered himself anything but a devout Catholic until the day he died. Indeed, so anti-Protestant was Henry that he wrote a book condemning Martin Luther for which he recieved the title 'Defender of The Faith' from the Pope, a title still held today by the reigning British Monarch. In his last Will, Henry also requested 10,000 masses be said for his soul.

Henry the Viii's fifth wife's name was Catherine Howard, who was extremey young to be a queen, and was beheaded after she was caught to be guilty of cheating on Henry ;). i dont think that henry the V had 5wives, but i could be mistaken

Henry would have had little time for Protestants. He was aware of a reformist movement in the English Catholic Church trying to introduce theoligical elements based on the new protestant doctrine.

When Henry VIII came to the throne, he was a devout Catholic and defended the Church against them. Henry VIII did not agree with their views. In 1521, Pope Leo X honoured Henry VIII with the title "Defender of Faith', because of his support for the Roman Church. When the Pope refused to grant Henry VIII an annulment from Catherine of Aragon, Henry split the English Church from the Roman church. Rather than the pope, the king would be the spiritual head of the English church.

Reformest elements in the English Church at that time gave him support.King Henry VIII declared himself supreme head of a new Church of England. (The Act of Supremacy). This marked the start of centuries or religious conflict in Britain. It is a common misconception, particularly amongst Americans, that Henry VIII became a "Protestant" and turned England overnight into a Protestant country.

jayne seymour

Tudor is just old-style English, look at Shakespeare's work if you want hints.

Henry VIII is an English king who began his reign on June 24th, 1509. He did not live in Brazil.

The deputy head of a monastery is the, "Prior." This is the monk that is in charge after the Abbot. The Abbot is the head of the monastery.

If you are asking what kind of things Henry VIII learnt, I can tell you that he spoke at least five different languages and that he was generally very bright. He was raised with a good education and was also very good at things such as hunting, dining and playing music!

The church of England was founded by Elizabeth I. Henry VIII(her father) only made himself head of the catholic church in England so the pope had no power there and her could annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon u r gay ha ha

Henry used to steal money from the poor and steal properyies so he could pay for his weddings also he shut down the monestaries and the popesReynu Miah

Yes, Henry VIII was very clever as a boy and this stayed with him though out his life

1. he became church of England and had a lot of money but spent it all on his jewls and relised he had no money left but then asked people for money but struggled to get the money

2. he needed the money

3. wanted the money

While cheating was never tolerated among women or wives, and absolutely not allowed in the royal house, when a man would cheat it was overlooked. as Henry was King his many mistresses were left alone, many of them bore his children and a few carried titles. while married to Anne Boleyn it is possible that he continued his affairs and it is well known that before she was beheaded that the King had already moved on to Jane.

Henry VIII. was the founder of the Anglican Church and the Royal Navy. When he mounted the throne England had 3 ill-armed ships, when he died a fleet of 70 well-armed ships was at service. He also built the first tennis court at Hampton Court near London which is still operative.

Henry was seduced by his father-in-law Fernando V. of Spain to join the 1511-1515 war against France, in 1513 Henry won the Battle of Guinegate and defeated James IV. of Scotland at Flodden. Influenced by Cardinal Woolsey he introduced a balance policy between Emperor Charles V. and France which he fought again in 1522-1525 and in 1543-1546 when Henry could win Boulogne. Woolsey was dismissed in 1529 and succeeded by Sir Thomas More and - after More's execution in 1535 - by Thomas Cromwell who proved to be a willing tool of the royal despotism. The 1538 papal ban bull determined Henry VIII. to align his country's religion to the German Protestantism. In terms of political intelligence Henry was inferior to his father but had a strong power instinct, as a Renaissance nature he was vain, overbearing and fond of splendour.

Henry VII was part of the Tudor dynasty or House of Tudor which was a European royal house of Welsh origin that ruled the Kingdom of England and its realms, including the Lordship of Ireland, later the Kingdom of Ireland, from 1485 until 1603. There is no direct link between Henry and the current British Royal Family who are descended from the House of Hanover.

Because his brother arthur died

He was the second son of Henry VII, when Henry VIII older brother Arthur died in April 1502 Henry became the heir. He married Catherine of Argon who was suppose to marry Arthur.

In castles and manors.

he is dead so he doesn't have a home anymore

He only beheaded two of them.

He beheaded his second wife Anne Boleyn for incest, adultery, and other things.

He beheaded his fifth wife Catherine Howard (a cousin of Anne's) for adultery

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Is that supposed to mean Henry III?

He was only married once (to Eleanor of Provence). Though the marriage was struck because of political reasons, it was one of the happiest royal marriages in English history.

1. spit-roasted meat,

2. grilled beavers' tails,

3. whale meat,

4. whole roasted peacock,

5. internal organs,

6. black pudding,

7. boar's head,

8. roasted swan,

9. vegetables,

10. marzipan,

11. spiced fruitcake,

12. wine and ale.

pretty gross.....

Two. Anne Boleyn was tried, convicted and executed for treason, witchcraft and incest. She was probably innocent. Catherine Howard was tried, convicted and executed for treason-- her treason was committing adultery with at least two men.
Two, and they both were beheaded. They were Anne Boleyn and Kathryn Howard. Kathryn of Arigon and Anne of Cleaves were devorsed. Jane Semore died in child birth and Kathryn Parr out live Henry VIII.