She was the first English queen to be publicly executed. Who exactly was Anne Boleyn, the young woman who took the Tudor court by storm? Who exactly was Anne Boleyn, the young woman who took the ...

Ruling between 1509 and 1547, his marriages to a succession of six women became something of a Tudor soap opera and ... Unfortunately, Anne Boleyn, the woman he married instead, also only provided ...

Henry had already set aside and annulled his marriage to his first wife Catherine of Aragon, lopped off the head of his ...

On paper, the Tudor Dynasty lasted a relatively short ... including Henry VIII's doomed wives, like the infamous Anne Boleyn, or the scheming Seymour brothers, the courtiers who first tried ...

The Tudor era saw unprecedented upheaval in England ... of his marriage with Catherine from the Pope in order to marry Anne Boleyn. The request is refused. In response, Henry breaks from the ...

The foundation of the Tudor dynasty. Under Henry VIII Wales ... and his quarrel with the Pope over his wish to divorce in order to marry Anne Boleyn eventually led to England and Wales leaving ...

Now he hoped to finally secure his dynasty ... would he execute them, like Anne Boleyn, or divorce them, like Catherine of Aragon? How could you survive in Tudor England? documentHow could ...

Henry VIII was a Tudor king who ruled England from 1509 ... in 1536. Image caption, Anne Boleyn spent her youth in France, at the court of Francis I. She returned to England in the 1520s ...

Henry had also fallen in love with Anne Boleyn. The Catholic Church would ... see if they would have had what it takes to survive in Tudor England with this KS3 History article.

Henry VIII was a Tudor king who ruled England from 1509 ... in 1536. Image caption, Anne Boleyn spent her youth in France, at the court of Francis I. She returned to England in the 1520s ...