Catherine of Aragon banished from court

In 1533, Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury, declared the marriage to King Henry nullified, leading to a divorce. The speaker is now recognized as the Dowager Princess of Wales. Despite being summoned by church dignitaries, the speaker refused to appear, resulting in the marriage being declared void. Consequently, the speaker was banished to Kimbolton Castle. Despite these events, the speaker refuses to acknowledge Henry as the Supreme Head of the Church of England, maintaining that in God's eyes, the marriage still stands.

Who declared the marriage between the narrator and King Henry nullified?

• Thomas Wolsey

• Thomas More

• Thomas Cranmer

• Thomas Becket

What title is the narrator acknowledged as after the annulment?

• Lady of the Manor

• Duchess of York

• Dowager Princess of Wales

• Queen of England

What was the narrator's response to the summons by the church dignitaries?

• Sent a representative

• Refused to appear

• Accepted the summons

• Appeared once

Where is the narrator banished to after the divorce?

• Kimbolton Castle

• Tower of London

• Hampton Court

• Windsor Castle

What is the narrator's stance on King Henry's religious authority?

• Accepts him as Supreme Head

• Refuses to accept him as Supreme Head

• Indifferent to his authority

• Supports his religious reforms