Question

How did the personal life of England's King Henry VIII impact the spread of Protestant ideas in Europe? Question 15 options: King Henry VIII slowed the spread of Protestant ideas by studying Catholic writings and becoming a priest. King Henry VIII gave support to the spread of Protestant ideas by leaving the Catholic Church after it refused to support his divorce. King Henry VIII gave support to the spread of ideas by reading and funding the works of John Calvin. King Henry VIII slowed the spread of Protest ideas by making annual trips to visit the Vatican.

Answer 1

The pope refusal to grant annulment to the wife of King Henry VIII and support his divorce led to he began supporting the spread of Protestant ideas by leaving the Catholic Church.

Who was King Henry VIII?

He was a powerful man and charismatic figure, best known for his love life and the establishment of England church, the Royal Navy, encouraging shipbuilding.

He was a catholic monarch and supportive of the pope. Furthermore, he wanted a son, a legal heir to his throne, but none of his wife's gave him one. So the queens were either executed or divorced. The pope refusal to grant king Henry VIII a divorce led to he began supporting the spread of Protestant ideas by leaving the Catholic Church.

Therefore, option B aptly describes the statement.

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