Question

King Henry VIII
A) Describe what was so revolutionary about what he proposed or did.
B) Explain why this brought about such great change.
C) Explain how we are still feeling the effects today.

Answer 1

@Ms-Brains

Answer 2

I really dont know because all he did was go against the catholic church to get a new wife

Answer 3

I really dont know because all he did was go against the catholic church to get a new wife

Answer 4

Using one of the following figures: Johannes Keppler, Galileo,
King Henry VIII, Martin Luther
A) Describe what was so revolutionary about what he proposed or did.
B) Explain why this brought about such great change.
C) Explain how we are still feeling the effects today.

I have a essay based on one of these people

Answer 5

I don't know who would be easier to do

Answer 6

Sorry, for a second I thought it was multiple choice. >.<
I can't help you with this much, but read this, and you will get a better understanding. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_VIII_of_England

Pick which that seens easier to you

Answer 7

I WOULD SAY A LOOKS EASY THAN THE REST?

Answer 8

I dont know he doesnt have much to him, I'd choose another person

Answer 9

THOSE 3 QUESTIONS ARE WHAT NEED TO BE ANSWERED IN THE ESSAY

Answer 10

look him up on google or wiki

Answer 11

oh

Answer 12

so you need to do all of them

Answer 13

r u there or r u on still?

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

so try to look him up on wiki to see what he did

Answer 16

but what was revolutionary about it

Answer 17

I do not know that part that well i did not think king henry VIII was in it

Answer 18

here i will look it up on wiki stand by

Answer 19

igot nothing on wiki at all

Answer 20

Henry VIII, king of England, was famously married six times and played a critical role in the English Reformation, turning his country into a Protestant nation.

Answer 21

Long Term Effects
In 1533, England officially broke away from the Roman Catholic Church. This is the most important impact of this event. This occurence changed the history of England forever. Today, the Church of England is still the church that rules England. First, there wouldn't be an alternate Catholic religion. The reason the Protestant-Catholic religion was created was because the Church of England became the official church of England. When this happened King Henry VIII revised the Catholic religion and made it the way he wanted. Although, he some supporters many people disagreed with his changes. Mainly, citizens disapproved of his idea of making him one step below God. Many revolted against him. Sadly, the ones who did not back down when ordered were executed publicly. The reason it was displayed publicly was to show people what would happen to them if they didn't become a member if the Church of England. This scared most people into joining Henry VIII. https://sites.google.com/a/ltps.info/henry-viii/home/the-impact/long-term-effects