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Edward VI, who reigned from 1547 to 1553, made significant changes to the Church of England, moving it towards Protestantism. He also implemented religious reforms that included the dissolution of monasteries, removal of Catholic practices, and introduction of the Book of Common Prayer. Additionally, Edward's reign saw the introduction of new coinage and more centralized governance.

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