How did Henry viii's request for divorce influence parliament?

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King Henry VIII has several factors influencing Parliament for his Divorce. First he became Head of the Church in England and in creating himself Head of the Church it meant that all decisions regarding Religion, he had the final say. Back in the 16th Century, the Pope made all the decisions for Divorce and any other religious matters. In fact, since King Henry VIII had the final say in all decisions, Parliament had no say in his Divorce...

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