Henry VIII and the Reformation in England by Eoin Shinners

James

jconheady14 — 2015-11-20 10:52:39 UTC

3. When the narrator said he opened a can of worms he meant that when Henry made the church of england his decision caused a lot problems for Christians down the line. 1. Henry wanted for his marriage to be annulled. The pope said no so as a result Henry set up the Church of England so his marriage was annulled. The bible was also changed to English and there was no longer a screen between the priest and congregation at mass.2. Henry also used his land to make churches and they also gained land from the Catholic Church.p

Tom

tcurtin14_stude — 2015-11-20 10:53:09 UTC

Reform He tried to divorce his wife but he couldn't because of the church so he decided to make his own church were people could get divorced Lands Was all the land that was owned by different people Can of Worms Henry V111, The Divine Right of Kings and The Church of England with "The Diet of Worms"

Aisling

2015-11-20 10:53:33 UTC

REFORMS-They knocked down the walls that were separating the people from God and the priest,The priest was now able to walk down the isle and God was everywhere not just the church LANDS- CAN OF WORMS-This means he opened something bad,and nothing good will come from opening the new church up.

Land-He destroyed anything in the land that he wanted

Katie fin

katiefinn14 — 2015-11-20 10:53:33 UTC

1-Reforms : They knocked down the walls that were separating the people from God and the priest, he was now able to walk down the isle and God was everywhere not just the church 2-Lands: he destroyed the churches because they had land 3-'Can of worms : means he opened something bad,and nothing good will come from making a new church .

Dylan Salter

dsalter14_stude — 2015-11-20 10:53:40 UTC

Reforms 1:The bible was printed in English and people felt that there was no barrier between them and God. Land 2:

Henry destroyed the churches earthly power because the church had land.

Can of worms 3:

This may have seemed like a good idea but he had created problems that weren't there in the first place

Aisling🦄

aislingdwane02 — 2015-11-20 10:53:45 UTC

Reforms~ They knocked down the walls that were separating the people from God and the priest,The priest was now able to walk down the isle and God was everywhere not just the church Can of Worms~ This means he opened something bad,and nothing good will come from opening the new church up. Land~ he destroyed many churches because they had land.

Eve

2015-11-20 10:53:48 UTC

Reforming- knocked down the walls that were separating the people from God and the priest, priest was now able to walk down the isle and God was everywhere. Can of worms -This means he opened something bad,and nothing good will come from opening the new church up.

2015-11-20 10:54:31 UTC

Reform-They separated people from God.They was no limit and the bible was written in English.He destroyed the church and build his own church called the Church of England.He tried to get annulled

Rory

2015-11-20 10:54:59 UTC

1.reforms: changes in the church 2.lands: there was a ferocious amount of land for the church to build on 3.can of worms: he meant that he fixed the church but he brought on a lot of bad stuff with it

Rachel

robrien14 — 2015-11-20 10:55:00 UTC

Har

2015-11-20 10:55:10 UTC

Lily

lilyyyobrien — 2015-11-20 10:55:46 UTC

John

2015-11-20 10:56:13 UTC

Matthew

2015-11-20 10:56:25 UTC

1.They knocked down walls that were seperatin em from god 2.henry destroyed the churches earthly power 3.Henry opened something new (religion)

2015-11-20 10:56:48 UTC

I3. When the narrator said he opened a can of worms he meant that when Henry made the church of england his decision caused a lot problems for Christians down the line. 1. Henry wanted for his marriage to be annulled

Brian

bdaly14_student — 2015-11-20 10:57:57 UTC

-As Henry could not divorce Catherine of Arogan as the Pope wouldnt allow it he reformed. -Ann boleyn gives him an illegal book about a popeless religion.He realises he can divorce if there wasnt a pope. -He split from Catholocism. -He became the supreme head of the english church. -The church had lots of land. -There was lots of money and power with this land. -Power of the land rose and rose. -He opened a can of worms as he would come into conflict with Catholic people and countries.

Udith the Legend Kumar

Udith — 2015-11-20 10:58:41 UTC

1.The church believed that through the priests could the church be with God.The Reformation tore down the barriers between God and the people.Bibles were printed in English for the first time. 2.The Reformation was the greatest land grab since the Norman conquest.The church had a lot of land.Land meant more power. 3.When they people read the bible they found out that God punished kings and because of this the people wanted no more kings.

Lucayyy

lchawke14_stude — 2015-11-20 11:00:22 UTC

1.The church believed that through the priests could the church be with God reformations brought down da barriers were in engish 2.henery tore down churches because they had land 3.when people used to read the bible they saw that god punished kings so they hated kings and they didnt want anymore of them

Mark

2015-11-20 11:00:29 UTC

Gearoid

gearoid2307 — 2015-11-20 11:00:54 UTC

lchawke14_stude — 2015-11-20 11:04:33 UTC

Jamie

jharte14_studen — 2015-11-20 16:51:13 UTC

1.The church believed that through the priests could the church be with God.The Reformation tore down the barriers between God and the people.Bibles were printed in English for the first time.

2.Henry destroyed the churches earthly power because the church had land

3. Diet ofworms means that by trying to fix the church he also brought on a lot of new problems

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