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Learn more about Henry VIII's wives with this funny song...

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Learn more about Henry VIII's wives with this funny song...

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Henry VIII ("Money, Money, Money" by ABBA)

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The history of Hampton Court Palace is in fact the tale of two palaces ... a magnificent Tudor palace, developed by Cardinal Wolsey and later made infamous by Henry VIII, alongside an elegant baroque palace built by William III and Mary II nearly 200 years later.

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What was the most interesting aspect about Henry VIII's life in your opinion?

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What was the most interesting aspect about Henry VIII's life in your opinion?

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I think he lived a very sad life because he never met true love and he was sick of power. For many people he was the best King of England. He built and destroyed as he wanted By Nadia

I think he was a bad person because he beheaded two wives. He accused Anne Boleyn of various plots but the history admitted she was innocent and recognised she was the best consort wife of England. Then he made the same with Catherine Howard. By Liliana

I think he took advantage of his power as King, using his wives and killing two wives. And I think he searched for happiness, but he didn't find it. For more money and power than he had, he died very sad. By Antonella

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Henry VIII was King of the UK and Sir of Ireland from 04/22/1509 to 01/28/1547, 55 . He was the heir of his father, Henry VII. He was famous because he married six times. He was very important for the English Monarchy.

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She was born in 1512. Catherine Parr was the last of Henry's wives.

She is famous because she was Queen of England from 1543 until 1547 and the first Queen of Ireland.

Catherine

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She was born in 1512 and died on February 13th of 1542. She was the fifth wife of Henry VIII between 1540 and 1542. She was cousin of Anne Boleyn.

The King discovered that she had an affair and he accused her of treason and confined her. After,their marriage annulment, she was beheaded in the London Tower.

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She was the fourth wife of Henry. She was German (September 22, 1515 - July 16, 1557). She was Queen of England from January 6, 1540 until July 9 of that year. She was called 'The beloved sister of the King'. Women of Henrry VIII, she was the second wife that lived longest after Catherine of Aragon.

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She was born in 1508 and died in October of 1537. She was the third wife of Henry. He felt attracted by her, when she was a companion of Anne Boleyn. They had a son called Edward VI of England. He died at fifteen years old and Jane died 12 days after of his birth. She is burried at Windsor Castle.

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Anne Boleyn was born in 1501 and she was Henry's second wife. Anne was mother of Elizabeth I. She was executed after various plots for Henry because, Anne didn't have a son. She was executed in 1536.

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She was Henry's first wife. She was born in 1485 and then, Catherine was Queen of England from 1509 until 1533. They had a daughter called Mary I.

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He was married six times because his wives did not give him a boy and the only baby boy that he had, it died within a few days

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King Henry VIII lived in Hampton Court Palace, UK. He lived there with his six wives and three children. In the Palace there were a lot of apartments for Henry VIII, his family and courtiers.

There were enormous kitchens in which food was made for 600 people twice a day.

There was the Chapel Royal. It´s beautiful and It´s still used for worship.

There were big gardens of more than 24 acres, which ended in the Thames river. In these gardens there were a lot of flowers, several fountains, a great maze and the largest and oldest grape vine in the world.

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Henry VIII was King of England. He's famous for separating the Church of England from the Roman Catholic Church.