What impact did Henry VIII’s actions have on England in the second half of the 1500s?

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The question ask to states the impact of Henry VIII's actions on England in the Second half of the 1500's, and based on my further research and understanding its history,<span> Henry wanted a heir to the throne and none of his wife's gave him a son, all they gave were daughters or no kids at all, so he had most of them executed or divorced. Like Mary queen of Scots, he was also not mentally stable.</span>

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