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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I guess it could. If you had like a graph of their financial status increasing. Speaking of which thatd the information you would need. You would need to be able to see their finances.
The central powers consisted mostly of nazi Germany, Italy, Japan, Romania, Bulgaria, and Hungary.
Allied powers consisted of United States, Great Britain, Russia (USSR), France, Poland... pretty much the rest of the world. (This is for WW2 if you want WW1 message me or comment on this). Hope this helped!
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