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"All My Wives" The story of the English Reformation

The Tudor Dynasty 5 Monarchs Began in 1485 Henry VII Ended in 1603 Elizabeth I

Henry wanted a male heir!!! The English Reformation King Henry VIII broke England away from the Catholic Church and converted England to Protestant The Anglican Church (a.k.a. the Church of England) I’m Henry the VIII I am! I WANT A SON! Major Difference! Henry VIII left the Catholic Church for political and personal reasons, not religious like Luther! Henry wanted a male heir!!!

She Captivated Henry's heart Catherine of Aragon Spanish Princess (Catholic) Aunt of Charles V (Holy Roman Emperor) Papal Dispensation (allows Henry to marry his bro’s wife) 1 daughter (no sons survived infancy) Mary Tudor The Spanish Beauty She Captivated Henry's heart

Asked for Annulment from Pope (claims Papal Dispensation was corrupt) Declared Church of England to be separate from Rome & married Anne Boleyn The Supremacy Act (Declared King has supreme power over church) Took Church land (Monasteries) I will not wait any longer! I want a son! England will no longer be Catholic!

Anne Boleyn Catherine’s Maid of Honor Beheaded Protestant Mother of Elizabeth Beheaded (Elizabeth is declared illegitimate)

Catherine of Aragon Anne Boleyn Jane Seymour Anne of Cleves Beheaded Died giving birth Divorce Catherine of Aragon Anne Boleyn Jane Seymour Beheaded Died after Henry Divorce Anne of Cleves Catherine Howard Catherine Parr

According to Henry VIII's will... Royal Line of Succesion Edward Mary Elizabeth

Edward VI King at 9, Died at 16

I will kill all the Protestant heretics! Queen Mary I Reigned--(1553 - 1558) Catholic daughter of Henry VIII & Catherine of Aragon, married Phillip II of Spain (cousin) Returned England to Catholic murdered hundreds of Protestant heretics during her reign Many protestants flee to Northern Ireland! BLOODY MARY

Queen Elizabeth I Reigned (1558 - 1603) "The Virgin Queen" Protestant daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn Returned England to Protestant Brought “peace” between the religions Glorious Reign! Well loved Queen! Renaissance Queen Never marries! "The Virgin Queen"

James I of England James VI of Scotland The Stewarts