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Henry also killed other people not just the princes

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He was known to be bad but I know him as good

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Henry had six wives. He divorced the first executed the second, his third died, fourth he divorced, fifth he executed and sixth was widowed.

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Henry had a beautiful pesinality but went through a lot cause his family all died at a young age

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Henry fulfilled the will god .

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Point: Henry was a nice character

Evidence:In contrast to his father, Henry VIII was viewed as a man who expected to enjoy himself. He dressed in colourful clothes, enjoyed wearing jewels, ate and drank well and spent money with abandon. Almost as a gesture of how his reign would proceed, one of Henry’s first decisions was to order the arrest of Sir Richard Empson and Edward Dudley – the two men who had been responsible for implementing Henry VII’s financial measures.

Evaluation: If he was a nasty he wouldn't drink a lot or spend tons of money on worthless things

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Henry is believed to be a mixture of both a bully

And a strong leader.

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"Divorced, beheaded and died.

Divorced, beheaded, survived!

I'm Henry the Eighth,

I had six sorry wives,

Some might say I ruined their lives~!"

- Henry VIII, Horrible Histories.

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Henry liked eating ALOT of food .

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he made England a strong and powerful country and was a clever scholar. He played the lute and wrote many well known pieces of music suchas Greensleaves. 🙌🙌hallelujah🙌🙌finished

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3 of Henry wives weren't killed by Henry.

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In contrast to his father, Henry VIII was viewed as a man who expected to enjoy himself. He dressed in colourful clothes, enjoyed wearing jewels, ate and drank well and spent money with. This suggests that Henry was a good man because he was jolly and happy

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Henry's first wife was Catherine of Aragon. She was a Spanish princess. In 1511, Catherine had a son, but the baby died.

Catherine and Henry had a daughter, Mary. But no son. So in 1533, Henry decided to divorce Catherine, so he could marry someone else.

Henry's second wife was Anne Boleyn. She had a daughter, Elizabeth. Henry turned against Anne, and she wasbeheaded in 1536.

Next Henry married Jane Seymour. In 1537, she had a son, Edward, but she died two weeks later.

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Source: Most of the internet. 3 reasons why king Henry VIII made such a big impact on England

1.He changed the church so that Kings or Queens cannot be Catholic

2.He married six different people and killed two making most people think he is evil.

3.He had 3 children just so he could have a son because he said that women were not worthey to rule the country so i supose he was a he was sexist. Number 1. is a present significance as it has carried on thoughout all these years. Number 2. is a contemporary significance as it was only mainly important at the time and number 3 is a casual significance because Henry VIII’s life was never the same after as everyone thought about him differently.

I think Henry VIII was both man and monster

I think Henry was both man and monster

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Henry viii's death toll was about 36 people a week!

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Anne u Boleyn was executed by Henry and Katherine parr but the others divorced source a song. Or widowed

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Source: Historylearningsite.co.uk

When Henry viii became king, Thomas

More wrote in a poem: "This day is the

end of our slavery, the fount of our

liberty; the end of sadness and the

beginning of joy."

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Henry divorced some of his wives at least he didn't kill them

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Source: Channel 4 Website

Henry was in a jousting accident just before beheaded his second wife that changed him from a sporty and generous man into a cruel and nasty tyrant.