Henry VIII wifes

Question	Answer
The English Reformation	England, 16th century
Henry VIII, Tudor dinasty	Image: ef0fe981-8378-47d6-9028-49f327a0175b (image/jpg)
Catalina of Aragon, Catholic Kings' daughter and Henry's 1st wife	Image: 9c9baa54-a2cf-482e-8e87-e98d556757f9 (image/jpg)
Anne Boleyn, Henry's 2nd wife	Image: fee09178-3783-41a1-947d-335a292a6101 (image/jpg)
Clement VII, the Pope	Image: a3126779-6a85-4bc7-8308-7c6c66a12960 (image/jpg)
Mary Tudor "bloody Mary", Catalina's daughter	Image: 4e1ced2b-b164-412b-b861-5607dd73b9e5 (image/jpg)
Elisabeth I, Anne Boleyn's daughter	Image: aa0b4bb3-267a-474d-8d0c-4c5723c918a3 (image/jpg)
Act of Supremacy	Independance of the Church of England. Made Henry VIII head of Church
Edward VI	Image: cb86979c-1e53-45a2-9eb9-76cb003c14c0 (image/jpg)
The dissolution of a marriage	DIVORCE
To permit to do something	TO ALLOW
To intercept or interrupt something, for example a telephone conversation	TO CUT OFF
To come next in order (after someone or something)	SUCCEED
The period of time in which a monarch or government has power	RULE
Violent nature, strong in force, intense	FIERCE
Strong believe in someone or something	FAITH
Give up persisting in something	DISCOURAGE
To sentence a member of the Church to exclusion from the community of believers.	EXCOMMUNICATE

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	Created by Mercedes Ros over 7 years ago