THE REFORMATION IN ENGLAND

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THE REFORMATION IN ENGLAND

Another threat to Church authority would soon come from England The German Lutherans in the Holy Roman Empire were not the only group to break away from the Catholic Church and form their own religion Another threat to Church authority would soon come from England

Unlike the devout Martin Luther, the English man who broke away from the Church did so for political and personal reasons, NOT spiritual reasons

Henry VIII (the 8th) was the king of England from 1509 to 1547 For much of his reign, Henry supported the Catholic Church, but political needs would test his religious loyalty Like all kings, Henry wants a son to inherit the crown after he dies The problem? He only has one daughter

Henry knew that his 42 year old wife Catherine would not be having any more children He needs a son, so he wants to divorce Catherine and marry a younger queen The problem is that divorce is not permitted in the Catholic Church, which Henry is a part of

Henry asked the Pope to annul (eliminate or set aside) his marriage to Catherine The Pope refused Henry still needed a legitimate son from a legitimate marriage to inherit the kingship (an illegitimate son from a girlfriend or mistress would not be able to become king legally)

Henry called a meeting of England’s government (the Parliament) He asked Parliament to pass laws that would end the Pope’s power in England This meeting would be called the Reformation Parliament Henry married Anne Boleyn in secret; Parliament then made his divorce from Catherine legal and made England’s break from the Pope official

He became the official head of the new Church of England With the Act of Supremacy, King Henry VIII cut all ties to the Catholic Church He became the official head of the new Church of England

Second, the king, not the Pope, is the head of England’s Church The practices of the Church of England and the Catholic Church were nearly identical There were two major differences between the two Churches; one, divorce is legal in England Second, the king, not the Pope, is the head of England’s Church

RESULTS OF HENRY’S ACTIONS

Before he died in 1547, Henry would marry six different women HENRY’S SIX WIVES One result is that Henry was free to marry, divorce, and remarry as he pleased divorced executed died Before he died in 1547, Henry would marry six different women divorced executed survived

HENRY’S THREE CHILDREN EDWARD IV MARY I ELIZABETH I Only three children came from those six marriages; all three children would rule England at different times

Henry’s only son, Edward, came from his third wife, Jane Seymour Edward was a sickly boy who became king at age 9; he would die at age 15

When her younger half-brother Edward died, Mary became queen Mary was Catholic and ordered that England once again become a Catholic country By now, the Church of England was established, so Mary met with resistance

Anyone who resisted paid the price: Mary ordered thousands of Protestants executed by beheading, burning, and drawing and quartering

All of this earned Queen Mary the nickname “Bloody Mary” Mary’s actions would create bitterness between Protestants and Catholics in England for a long time

This way, Elizabeth was able to preserve peace in her country When her older half-sister Mary dies, Henry’s daughter Elizabeth becomes queen of England Elizabeth was a wise ruler: she brought the Protestant faith back to England (the new Anglican Church), but kept practices that made both Catholics and Protestants happy This way, Elizabeth was able to preserve peace in her country

Elizabeth may have settled religious conflicts within her country, but she would have other problems because of religion Being the only Protestant monarch (and a female, too) in Europe, Elizabeth became the target of Europe’s Catholic kings

Spain’s Catholic king, Phillip II, wanted to overthrow Elizabeth and put a Catholic king on England’s throne Spain and England went to war in the late 1500s, which resulted in a terrible defeat for Spain and their Armada

Henry’s break from the Church had far-reaching effects on history His younger daughter, Elizabeth, would go on to be one of the greatest English rulers of all time Her defeat of Spain would lead to England becoming a major world power England would eventually spread their power to the New World, which would lead to the founding of America

 Originally created by Christopher Jaskowiak

HENRY’S SIX WIVES divorced executed died divorced executed survived