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English Reformation Day 2 Bell Work: What did you find most interesting about yesterday’s lesson? Why? 2. Who’s story did you find most interesting? Why? 3. Write one question you have about any of these Reformation figures.

The House of Tudor

Reformation in England Henry VIII: The Anglican Tradition Henry VIII – King of England Roman Catholic Opposed Luther’s beliefs Named ‘Defender of the Faith’ by Pope Leo X Reformer due to circumstance not personal beliefs

Henry VIII Needs a Divorce! Catholic Church does not permit divorce Marriage to Catherine of Aragon did not produce male heir only a girl - Mary Tudor Henry needed a male to preserve his throne Henry asked the Pope for an annulment so he could marry someone who could give him a male heir The Pope denied his request Henry created the Church of England and established his own supremacy over it

Act of Supremacy -1534 Parliament passed the Act of Supremacy Made Henry “the only supreme head on Earth of the Church of England” Many refused to accept Henry as the head of the church and were executed for treason

Anne Boleyn Anne became Henry VIII’s second wife. But since his first, Catharine of Aragon, was still living, many Catholics, felt that her child Elizabeth was illegitimate. Henry had already met Jane Seymour. Anne tried to woo Henry back, but he had her charged with adultery and incest and beheaded…

Jane Seymour Elizabeth and Mary were raised together Queen Jane Seymour showed favor to Mary but treated Elizabeth well And the Queen did finally have that male heir, Edward VI; this ended the sisters’ succession argument When Jane Seymour died (a fever), the 3 siblings were raised together

The other 3 wives Henry VIII went on to marry Anne of Cleves – it only lasted 6 months, and Henry got out of it by saying he was impotent on the wedding night… Henry then married Catherine Howard, a 17 year old, who was soon beheaded for adultery So Henry married for the final time, to Catherine Parr – she got along well with all the children

Henry’s Advisors during the Reformation Sir Thomas More- was a priest who died mainly for not submitting to the Act of Supremacy. Cardinal Wolsey – was exposed for his corrupt ways and taking money from the church for himself. He also was not successful in getting the kings divorce. Thomas Cromwell – was elevated to many positions by the king but used his power to do many corrupt things. He was eventually killed for treason.

I am King Henry https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_euxjw17GU8