WorksheetsU5 L8: Henry VIII (7.47)- Practice
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
Why did Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church?
Personal reasons related to his marriage
He was initially denied a male heir
The Pope refused to grant him an annulment
He wanted to establish a new church based on Protestant doctrines
To reduce the influence of the Catholic Church in England
What actions did Henry VIII take after establishing the Church of England?
He reestablished papal supremacy
He declared himself the Supreme Head of the Church
He strictly enforced doctrines of the Catholic Church, outlawing Protestantism
He rid England of monasteries and took their wealth
He kept many Catholic doctrines and practices, but allowed himself an annulment
According to your article, what were the long-term effects of the Tudors reign on English religion?
Permanent establishment of Catholicism in England
The Catholic Church regained its prior influence in England
Henry laid the groundwork for Protestantism
Mary's attempts to restore Catholicism were unsuccessful
Elizabeth I firmly established Protestantism after Mary's reign
What characterized Mary Tudor's approach to religion during her reign?
She supported the Church of England's independence
She focused on blending Catholic and Protestant beliefs
She attempted to restore Catholicism and reestablish papal supremacy
She maintained a neutral stance towards religious matters
Match the following people and events in the making of the Anglican Church.
Henry VIII
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Church of England
Anglican Church
annulment
Catholic end of marriage
Organize these options into the right categories
Martin Luther
95 Theses
predestination
salvation by faith
Council of Trent
Jesuit order
Pope
salvation through sacrements
Henry VIII
Catherin of Aragon
annulment
Anglican Church
secular
to welcome into the church
ideas that have no religious basis
religious ideas
to expel / exile from the church
excommunicate
to welcome into the church
ideas that have no religious basis
religious ideas
to expel / exile from the church
Who broke with the Catholic Church for political and personal reasons? (He wanted to end papal control over the English church, and he wanted an annulment/divorce from his wife.)
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Which of these were results of Henry VIII's separation from the Catholic Church? (select THREE)
he beheaded his first three wives
Henry created the Church of England and became its head
Henry took control of former Catholic properties
England became a Protestant country
England went to war with Kingdom of Germany
Which monarch from the Tudor family dynasty tried to force England to return to the Catholic Church, and executed hundreds of people who refused?
Henry VIII
Mary I
Edward VI
Elizabeth I
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
What was the main reason Henry VIII had so many wives?
He had serious trust issues.
They kept running away because he was a lunatic.
He wanted to have a son and blamed his wives for not being able to deliver.
He was a perfectionist and was looking for the perfect marriage.
How did England’s King Henry VIII impact the spread of Protestant ideas in Europe?
He slowed the spread of Protestant ideas by making annual trips to visit the Vatican and support the pope.
He gave support to the spread of Protestant ideas by reading and funding the works of John Calvin.
He gave support to the spread of Protestant ideas by leaving the Catholic Church after it refused to support his divorce.
He slowed the spread of Protestant ideas by studying Catholic writings and becoming a priest.
