Who Was Henry VIII? | Tudor History for Kids

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What kind of king had six wives and started his own church? 👑In this KS2 history video, children learn all about Henry VIII, one of the most famous Tudor kings of England.

This video explains:

- Who Henry VIII was and how he became king

- Why he had six wives

- Why he broke away from the Catholic Church

- What the English Reformation was

- Who ruled England after Henry VIII

Perfect for KS2, this video supports classroom lessons, homework, revision, and home learning. It is ideal for pupils studying the Tudors and British history.

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00:00 – Who Was Henry VIII?

00:15 – Henry VIII Becomes King

00:37 – Why Is Henry VIII So Famous?

00:45 – Wife 1: Catherine of Aragon

00:51 – Breaking from the Catholic Church

01:04 – Wife 2: Anne Boleyn

01:15 – Wife 3: Jane Seymour

01:23 – Wives 4 & 5: Anne of Cleves & Catherine Howard

01:34 – Wife 6: Catherine Parr

01:41 – The English Reformation

01:56 – Henry VIII’s Final Years

02:07 – Henry VIII’s Children

02:32 – Why Henry VIII Still Matters