How did Henry's VIII's marriages and divorces cause religious turmoil in England ?

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Henry VIII's did not take after the law on marriage in his connections. He would not like to irritate Catherine's effective nephew, the Holy Emperor, Charles V.
Transformation Parliament is utilized by Henry VIII to end pope's energy in England, influence him to leader of the congregation and to give him a separation from Catherine of Aragon.

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Due to a refusal from Pope Clement VII to approve the king's divorces, Henry VIII founded the Church of England aka "Anglican Church", divorcing himself and the country from their Roman Catholic Church's relationship and increasing Protestantism and a religious turmoil with "The Reformation" which developed into violence and persecutions.

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