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What role did Henry VIII play in the Reformation?
He led the Reformation in Germany.
He created the Church of England.
He stood trial at the Diet of Worms.
He brought reform to Switzerland.
He led the Reformation in Germany.
He created the Church of England.
He stood trial at the Diet of Worms.
He brought reform to Switzerland.
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He created the Church of England.
Henry VIII broke with Rome after the pope refused to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon; the 1534 Act of Supremacy made him Supreme Head of the Church of England and began the English Reformation. (He did not lead the German Reformation — that was Martin Luther — nor did he stand trial at the Diet of Worms or lead Swiss reformers like Zwingli or Calvin.)
Henry VIII broke with Rome after the pope refused to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon; the 1534 Act of Supremacy made him Supreme Head of the Church of England and began the English Reformation. (He did not lead the German Reformation — that was Martin Luther — nor did he stand trial at the Diet of Worms or lead Swiss reformers like Zwingli or Calvin.)
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