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Erik Conrad

15 April, 00:37

How did the establishment of the Church of England change government?

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(Primavera Answer)

A) The head of state and the head of the church were the same person.

B) The English monarchy could conduct its own coronations.

C) The English Crown could collect taxes directly without going through the Catholic Church.

D) The Church of England could rule over court cases, unlike the previously established Catholic Church in England.

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