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Henry VIII
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OK, another trick question. You mean George III, not George 111. There's a big difference between the roman numeral three, and the Arabic number one hundred and eleven. And King George III was the British monarch at the time of the American Revoutionary War.
What did kind Henry VIII do that makes him a reformation figure?
The main reform of King Henry VIII was what is known as the Break with Rome, so that he could marry his sweetheart and second wife, Anne Boleyn.
love. money can leave you empty, love can't. also, theoretically speaking, you can always buy money, through correct stock options for example. love is the only thing that cannot be obtained through force.
What happened to Henry's wives that survived?
- Anne of Cleves, Henry VIII's fourth wife, outlived Henry and all of his other wives.
- Catherine Parr, his sixth wife, outlived Henry, remarried and died soon after childbirth about a year later.
(For more information on Henry VIII's wives, see the Related links.)
He had gout which he got from jousting which made his leg smell super badly
What sports was Henry VIII good at?
Henry VIII was a big sports fan in all sports. His favorite sport was Jousting, but he also enjoyed other sports like tennis, darts, bowling, and he even hunted.
What is Henry the VIII wifes caled?
There where 6 in all. Catherine of Aargon, Anne Bolyen, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and Katherine Parr.
Did Mary daughter of King Henry VIII and Catherine of aragon ever get married?
Mary I (1516 - 1558), daughter of Henry VIII (1491 - 1547) and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon (1485 - 1536); married Phillip II of Spain on 25 July 1554.
Mary appeared to have two phantom pregnancies during this marriage, but in the end did not produce any children.
Why did Henry VII break away from the catholic church?
It was Henry VIII who broke away from the Catholic church. He believed he needed a male heir to the throne and would need a new wife to achieve that end. Catholicism didn't sanction divorce. Without the Pope as its head, the Anglican Episcopalian church became the recognized Church of England.
According to Holy Bible Abraham had a second wife to get a heir. If Henry was allowed to have a second wife he wouldn't have asked permission for divorce. Either second marriage or divorce were not allowed. He cannot be penalized by imposing laws which r not in the Bible for no reason, and he found no alternatives other than broke away from the church. If laws not allow to fulfill the human's real necessity and force against the reasonable and essential requirement, there will be calamities and breaks away. And give room for those type of happenings and formation of new divisions in the religion. So that was an unsatisfactory state of affair and that made him to broke away
Did Henry the 8th start of the protestants?
Henry VIII started the Church of England with his helpers, Thomas Cromwell and Thomas Cranmer. This was so he could get the divorce with Catherine of Aragon and a marriage with Anne Boleyn. So if Henry built a new religion and forced everyone to go with it then the people on Henry's side would be protesting against the Roman Catholic Church. Henchforth PROTESTant. Hope I helped!
How many years did catherine of aragon marry Henry?
From a Who2 biography
Catherine of Aragon was the first of the six wives of King Henry VIII of England. As a child she was betrothed to Henry's older brother, Prince Arthur; they were married in 1501 but Arthur died six months later. Catherine subsequently married Henry on 11 June 1509. She was pregnant by him at least six times but only one of the children, Mary, survived. Desiring a male heir, Henry divorced Catherine on 30 March 1534 and married Anne Boleyn. The act of divorce proved highly significant: it caused Henry to break with the pope and thereby led to the English Reformation. After the divorce Catherine was not executed (as were some of Henry's later wives) but was expelled from court and died two years later at Kimbolton Castle. Her only surviving child became Mary Tudor, also known as Bloody Mary, who reigned from 1553-1558.
Who succeeded Henry VIII as monarch of England?
Henry VIII succeeded his father Henry VII following the latter's death in April 1509. Hope this helps.
How did Edward Henry Harriman treat his workers?
he often beat them with a candy cane and painted their faces blue
How did Henry Vll get excommunicated?
He didn't. Not really. Years after he had been excommunicated, Rome and England faced a common enemy, and the Pop sought alliance with Henry, who had armies and other help to offer.
It was not an oveturning of what they'd previously felt toward Henry but rather a political/strategic move.
Remember, the church was as powerful a political force as any other, and needed allies as much as any country would have.
Why did Henry VIII set up his own church?
(I'm assuming we are talking about King Henry VIII of England)
He did not make his own religon; he broke from the church because the Pope would not grant him an annulment from his current marriage because his wife could not give him a son that would one day replace him as the king.
How many of henrys VIII wives were alive when he died?
He had 6 wifes catherine of aragon anne bolen jane seymour anne of cleves katherine howard and catherine parr these are all the wives he had.
How many sons did Henry VIII have?
Edward VI was his only official son (not born out of wedlock) but he did, atleast have one other. Henry, Duke of Richmond, was born to Bessie Blount, a mistress of King Henry He had one legitimate son (Edward VI) by Jane Seymour and one illigitmate son (Henry Fitzroy) by his mistress Elizabeth Blount.
There were other sons by Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn, but these were either stillborn, miscarried or died shortly after birth.
What is the significant of a church pulpit?
The pulpit in a Christian church is simply the place upon which a pastor sets his Bible and other notes.
Tennis, jousting and hunting.
king Henry the VIII liked was hunting
He played tennis. ('Royal' or 'real' tennis as opposed to lawn tennis.)
He had a tennis court installed at Hampton Court.
When he was younger he used to enjoy jousting, hunting and playing tennis but as he got older he became more unhealthy and could not go on with any more sports.
Henry VIII was know as a man who loved sporting so any even that was popular at that time he might have played. The two sports that the King was well known for enjoying are Hunting and Jousting. The King was often out riding on the various hunts, and when younger he was known for being brave in the circle of the joust.
and having a poo
What sort of man was Henry VIII?
King Henry was aptly intelligent, slightly emotional in matters of the heart and sometimes short tempered. Henry was a bit vain and strongly competitive. In his younger years he was considered athletic and rather handsome.
Why did Henry VIII take over the catholic church?
Nothing, at least not immediately. When he came to the throne at the age of seventeen he was very much in love with Katherine of Aragon--who was devoutly Catholic. However, as she failed to produce a healthy, living son, Henry wanted a divorce from her. This was made on the grounds that she was his brother's widow--which was forbidden by the bible. However, the pope had given a dispensation, and failed to allow the annulment. Henry (prompted by his passionate love for Anne Boleyn), declared himself protestant and head of the church of England.
Henry VIII started the English Reformation. He ended it, too. Though many external factors influenced this decision, he was still the head of it all. The one with all the power
