History practice question
Why is Henry VIII especially remembered in English history?
- He signed Magna Carta
- He broke from the Roman Catholic Church and set up the Church of EnglandCorrect answer
- He united England and Scotland
- He led an army against Napoleon
Why
Henry VIII broke away from the authority of the Pope in Rome and established the Church of England. He is also remembered for having had six wives.
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