The English Reformation was a religiously and politically reformist movement in England in the late 1520s and early 1530s led by King Henry VIII, inspired by that king's desire to divorce Catherine of Aragon. Its most significant development was that, in 1530, England officially passed from a Catholic kingdom to a Protestant kingdom.
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