Why did Henry VIII make a break with Rome?

History

What is the name of Henry's first wife whom he wanted to divorce?

His growing concern of the Protestant reforms to the church after 1534.

His need for more money to fight expensive wars.

The growing criticisms of the Catholic Church.

The Pope's power and authority over England.

Henry's 'Great Matter' refers to which problem of Henry's?

What year was the Act of Supremacy passed?

What is the name of Henry's adviser who encouraged him to break with Rome?

Henry could take the monasteries land and wealth for himself.

Henry wanted to replace monasteries with new religious buildings.

The monasteries no longer provided any services to the local area.

Why did Henry want to close the monasteries?

Who persuaded Henry to close the monasteries?

Give the Pope 10% of the monasteries income.

Look after the poor, the sick and the old.

Which of the following was not a rule that monks had to follow?

He would give the monasteries to important people in England to win their support.

He would increase his income by selling their land and taking their riches.

He would try every monk for treason to make sure no one supported the Pope.

He would tun the monasteries into new churches.

He would use the monasteries to persuade people to support the Church of England.

How would Henry benefit from closing the monasteries?