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King Henry VIII’s life was much pampered but it also had its problems. When he was young he was over shadowed by his older brother Arthur and only received attention from his mother Elizabeth. After the horrible death of his mother and brother, his father’s grief took over and they were never totally able to get over their differences. Without the love of his father henry was still able to live a full fun with activities such as hunting, jousting, wrestling, dancing, and reading.
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First married to Henry's older brother Authur.
Daughter of spainard rulars Isabella and Ferdinand.
Mother of Henry's first daughter Mary.
mother of prine henry who died at a very young age.
aunt to charles V, holy roman emporer. -
daughter of first wife
declared illegitimate and was to no longer be called "princess"
disliked Kathryn Howard
was very good friends with Anne of cleves -
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slept around with many goverment officials.
many ideas of refromation.
mother of elizabeth.
started affair with henry while he was still married to Cathrine.
disliked by the courte -
daughter of second wife
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Henry broke away from the church for two reasons. First he wanted an annulment from his first wife because she could not produce him a male heir to the throne. And second, he wanted the power that the church had.
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marridge was already enulled.
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never was coronated.
Mother of Edward, first live prince.
Only wife buried with Henry.
enjoyed flaunting the king's favor of her.
died close after Edward was born. -
son of Jane Seymour
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died of natural causes.
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Only married for an allience.
Very unatractive to king Henry.
Recieved the title of "king's sister".
No child between the two.
Marridge didn't last a year. -
lost interest in her.
posibility of war between england and the empire was not what henry wanted. -
daughter of duke of Norfolk
19 years old.
Cousin of Anne Boleyn.
Unfaithfull to Henry.
Unfertile -
Got caught cheating.
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fluent in French, Latin and Italian
3 husbands before Henry
Short flame with Jane Seymour's brother
almost arrested for herisy
large patron of the arts -
died of natural causes.
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ten years old,
declared his sisters Mary and Elizabeth illegitimate,
suffered from from tuberculosis,
ensured the protestant religion survived by naming Lady Jane Grey heir to the throne,
introduced a uniform Protestant service -
died of tiberculosis.
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married Phillup II of spain
returned england to roman catholics
persecuted protistants and burned 300 at the stake
Nicknamed "bloody Mary" -
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reinstates the act of supremacy
never married
explored the new world
defeated the spanish armada
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The second act of supremisy was because mary had repealed it in 1554 because seh was a large catholic. When Elizabeth took the throne she reinstated for the power over the people.
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