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AP European History
Unit 2 – Reformation
Topic 2.3
How did Henry VIII's political motivations shape England’s path towards Protestant Reformation?
Henry's principal motivation was to establish a pan-European Protestant alliance.
Henry sought an annulment disallowed by Catholic Church, leading him to set up his own church with himself at its head - thus creating Anglicanism.
Henry aimed at creating an egalitarian society by breaking down the Church's power.
Henry openly rebelled against Catholicism out of personal religious conviction.
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