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Art [367]
3 years ago
10

Paraphrase the disagreement between Sir Thomas More and King Henry VIII and analyze the extent to which religion wielded politic

al power during this time period
History
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Arte-miy333 [17]3 years ago
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Although more and the king were friends more held his religious beliefs above his friendship with the king. Henry wanted a divorce and Thomas would not grant him one. Henry then outlawed catholicism in England and beheaded his friend thomas. religion was then at the whim of the monarchy. if a king didn't like it the official religion would change to fit what the monarchy wanted. protestant ism became the official religion of England.
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