How did the ‘Break with Rome’ solve Henry’s ‘Great Matter’?

• History
• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

How did the ‘Break with Rome’ solve Henry’s ‘Great Matter’?

We are going to look at some statements, state if they are True or False.

The new Catholic ideas are spreading in Germany
True or False?

True

False

People believe that the Bible should be English not Latin
True or False?

True

False

Henry VIII needed a son
True or False?

True

False

The Pope gave Henry VIII permission to divorce
True or False?

True

False

Henry VIII fell in love with Anne Boleyn
True or False?

True

False

The ‘break with Rome is when England became Protestant
True or False?

True

False

Why is the ‘break with Rome’ an important event in British history?

How can we fix Answer B? Add sentences and Keywords that would make that answer better.

What was the Reformation?

1. A change of the Protestant church that began with Henry VIII
2. A change of the Christian church that began with Henry VIII
3. A change of the Protestant church that began with Martin Luther
4. A change of the Christian church that began with Martin Luther

What was Henry VIII’s ‘Great Matter’?

1. Wanting a divorce from Catherine of Aragon
2. Wanting a divorce from Anne Boleyn
3. Wanting a divorce from Catherine Parr
4. Wanting a divorce from Catherine Howard

What was the ‘break with Rome’?

1. Henry VII becoming the Head of Church
2. Henry VIII becoming the Head of the Church
3. The Pope Staying the Head of the Church
4. The Pope becoming the Head of the Chruch

Who were Anne Boleyn and Catherine of Aragon?

1. Henry VII's Wives
2. Henry VII's Daughters
3. Henry VIII's Wives
4. Henry VIII's Daughters

What were two reasons why Henry decided to become a Protestant?

1. He was religiously a Protestant
2. He wanted a son
3. The Catholic Church didn't allow divorce
4. He could not speak Latin