This monarch conducted the war of the "Rough Wooing" with Scotland after his efforts to have the infant Mary, Queen of Scots, wed to his son Edward.
This monarch conducted the war of the "Rough Wooing" with Scotland after his efforts to have the infant Mary, Queen of Scots, wed to his son Edward. The Pilgrimage of Grace was an uprising against this monarch by men in Lincolnshire and York angered by his call for the dissolution of monasteries. That dissolution was spurred by the Act of Supremacy, which declared this monarch head of his nation's church; that action was resisted by this monarch's chancellor Thomas More, whom he had executed. For 10 points, what second Tudor ruler is known for his portraits by Hans Holbein and his six marriages?
This monarch conducted the war of the "Rough Wooing" with Scotland after his efforts to have the infant Mary, Queen of Scots, wed to his son Edward.
Henry VIII