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How to I determine what the driving force was in Henry VIII divorce with Catherine of Aragon in 1532

Firstly- you need to establish what the driving forces were..... 1. Need for a male heir 2. Love of Anne Boleyn 3. Wanting to reform the Church 4. Troubled Conscience 5. Now- let's discuss what evidence exis...
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Answered by Ariana D. • History tutor
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If the Catholic Church was so powerful, why did the Protestant Reformation take place?

The Catholic Church had traditionally been the dominant socio-political and religious force in Europe in the centuries leading up to the Protestant Reformation: popes were some of the most influential figure...
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How do I answer an A-Level History essay?

All essays should begin and end with an introduction and conclusion, in which you declare your overall opinion on the subject. However, in-between, you should provide around 4-5 paragraphs in which you break...
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Why did Henry VIII break from the Roman Catholic Church?

First of all Henry VIII wanted a son to continue his line and create a dynasty. He previously had only had one daughter (Princess Mary) to his now old wife Catherine of Aragon. As she was past child bearing ...
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Why were Jewish ghettos set up in Nazi occupied territories 1939-41?

Ghettos were established in Poland in 1940/41 for a multitude of reasons. Millions more Jews came under German control after the invasions of Poland and the Soviet Union. Nazi ideology, specifically antisemi...
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