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Why did Henry VIII seek a separation from the Catholic Church?Henry VIII separated from the Catholic Church because:

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He wanted a divorce from Catherine, and for the second one I believe he suspected the clergy of being disloyal, but I may be wrong on that part.

Ilia_Sergeevich [38]3 years ago

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C, is your final answer! :)

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A:1 As the first clue the little girl was sent to buy a ice-cream by his master.(as my thought)

A:2 She went to an nearby ice cream store to buy the Ice-cream.

A:3 As the Second clue, the little girl doesn't had a lot of money cause if she had she would probably didn,t cry after reading the sign.

A:4 The store clerk send the little girl outside because she was in bare foot.

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A:6 The man that helped the little girl was referred to in the title"Big Feet - Bigger Heart" because the man helped the little girl with his big feets big shoes.

A:7 I don't have any answer to this question.

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As the writer told the story he left some clues to help the readers.

1. In the second sentence, the writer told " a little girl holding her money tightly entered the store "

2. In the Second Paragraph First Line the writer pronounced that the girl read the sign and started crying.

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A:2 She went to an nearby ice cream store to buy the Ice-cream.

A:3 As the Second clue, the little girl doesn't had a lot of money cause if she had she would probably didn,t cry after reading the sign.

A:4 The store clerk send the little girl outside because she was in bare foot.

A:5 The big man helped the little girl by giving his shoes to the little girl

so that she could by her icecream.

A:6 The man that helped the little girl was referred to in the title"Big Feet - Bigger Heart" because the man helped the little girl with his big feets big shoes.

A:7 I don't have any answer to this question.

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