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What did Henry VIII do when the pope refused to annul his marriage?
What did Henry VIII do when the pope refused to annul his marriage?
- He accepted the pope's decision
- He declared war on Rome
- He went into hiding
- He became the 'Supreme Head on Earth of the Church of England' (correct)
What happened to the monasteries under Henry VIII's rule?
What happened to the monasteries under Henry VIII's rule?
- They were given more resources and funding
- They were dissolved and their land and wealth were taken (correct)
- They were allowed to continue their services
- They were merged with the Church of Ireland
How did Henry VIII's desire for a male heir impact his marriages?
How did Henry VIII's desire for a male heir impact his marriages?
- He had no children with any of his wives
- He remained married to Catherine of Aragon for the rest of his life
- He had four more wives, one of whom gave him a male heir (correct)
- He declared that only male heirs could inherit the throne
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Study Notes
- Henry VIII asked for an annulment of his marriage to remarry.
- The pope refused to declare his marriage invalid, so Henry broke with Rome and became the 'Supreme Head on Earth of the Church of England'.
- He dissolved the monasteries and took their land and wealth.
- Services provided by the monasteries disappeared.
- Ireland remained Catholic, causing problems between countries.
- Henry divorced Catherine and married Anne Boleyn.
- Anne Boleyn fell out of favour and was executed for treason.
- Henry had four more wives, one of whom gave him a male heir.
- His desired male heir was named Edward.
- Henry VIII was a significant figure in English history.
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