Why is Henry VIII important in English history?
He discovered America
He created Parliament
He broke away from the Church of Rome
He conquered France
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
5
7
6
4
Why did Henry marry Catherine of Aragon?
To strengthen England’s alliance with Spain
To gain land in France
To avoid war with Scotland
To become Pope
Why did Henry want to remarry?
He planned to leave England
He wanted a male heir
He wanted more power in Spain
He disliked Catherine’s family
Who refused to annul Henry’s marriage?
The Archbishop of Canterbury
Parliament
The Pope
Thomas More
What major religious change did Henry VIII make?
He banned Christianity
He created a new Bible language
He made England Catholic again
He separated the Church of England from Rome
What happened to many monasteries during Henry’s reign?
They were closed and their property seized
They were protected by the Crown
They moved to Scotland
They became universities
What was one responsibility of Parliament under Henry VIII?
Approving reforms
Electing the Pope
Collecting church taxes only
Leading the army
Who was Thomas More?
A military commander
A statesman and philosopher
A French king
A bishop from Rome
Why was Anne Boleyn executed according to the text?
She tried to escape England
She supported France
She was accused of treason
She refused to marry Henry
Which wife gave Henry VIII a male heir?
Catherine Parr
Anne of Cleves
Jane Seymour
Catherine Howard
What happened to Jane Seymour?
She was executed
She died in childbirth
She divorced Henry
She became queen of France
Why was Catherine Howard executed?
She refused to obey Henry
She supported the Pope
She stole money from the Crown
She confessed to adultery
What positive qualities does the defense mention about Henry?
He was a famous scientist
He was a scholar, musician, and patron of the arts
He wrote Shakespeare’s plays
He invented modern farming
According to the conclusion, Henry VIII was a king full of what?
Kindness
Humility
Contradictions
Peacefulness
