significance of henry viii religious change
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- Created on: 13-05-13 18:56
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- henry viii significance in religious change
- made religious change possible but not inevitable
- main change regarding religion was an administrative change
- henry viii was still very catholic
- some direction towards protestantism but this was reverted shortly after
- eg. act for the advancement of true religion 1543 (restricted readings of bible)
- some direction towards protestantism but this was reverted shortly after
- henry viii was still very catholic
- regency council for edward
- indicated a protestant future for england
- encouraged protestantism
- reduces power of catholic church through parliament acts
- dissolution of the monasteries removed catholic symbols
- appointed ministers who had a wider agenda, although henry just broke with rome so his marriage could be annulled
- in conclusion, indication of protestant future but no significant religious change which effected the laity
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