Henry VIII and Mary I were both monarchs of which country?

• Kingdom of England

• Kingdom of France

• Holy Roman Empire

• Kingdom of Spain

Identify King Henry VIII's religion while he was married to Catherine of Aragon.

• Lutheran

• Roman Catholic

• Eastern Orthodox Christian

• Anglican

King Henry VIII began which Protestant church?

• Anglican Church

• Church of Spain

• Roman Catholic Church

• Anabaptist

Identify two reasons why King Henry broke away from the Catholic Church.

• He was excommunicated after posting the 95 Thesis

• He agreed with Luther's ideas of salvation

• He disagreed with invasions of the Holy Land

• He wanted to divorce his wife and re-marry

• He didn't want to submit to the pope's authority

How did King Henry VIII change the power of the monarchy?

• He submitted to the pope, and the pope ruled England.

• The monarch now had religious and political power.

• He lost power because his people were unhappy with him.

• It generally stayed the same

By creating the Church of England (Anglican Church), King Henry VIII gave future English monarchs...

• political authority over England

• a religion very different from Catholicism

• authority over the pope

• authority over the Anglican Church

During her reign, Queen Mary I transitioned England's religion to...

• Catholicism

• Anglicanism

• Lutheranism

• Calvinism

What was a social impact of Queen Mary I?

• She increased taxes and sold indulgences

• She created the Anglican Church.

• She was forced to sign the Magna Carta

• She put many nobles to death.

After Queen Mary I brought Catholicism back to England...

• England became Catholic again, permanently.

• England's people rebelled and killed her.

• Some English people didn't want to convert back to Catholic.

• Many English people left both churches, becoming Calvinist.

Identify two similarities between Queen Mary I and King Henry VIII.

• They were both English monarchs of the Tudor family.

• They were both brutal with those who disagreed with them.

• They both tried to apply the pope's authority to England.

• They both impacted and changed England's religion.

• They both created new Protestant churches.