Queen Anne Boleyn (c1501-07- 05/19/1536), Henry's second wife. She was beheaded at the Tower of London on 19th of may 1536.
The unfortunate Anne was charged with incest, adultery and High Treason, despite unconvincing evidence. The charges against her were trumped by Thomas Cromwell (Henry's Chief Minister at the time) so that Henry could get her out of the way and be free to marry again.
Poetic justice prevailed however - Thomas Cromwell was himself beheaded at the Tower of London on 28th July 1540. What goes around comes around...
Anne had only one child, Elizabeth (Henry's second daughter) who went on to be one of the most powerful and influential monarchs in British history - Queen Elizabeth I.
Ironically, we now know that the father is responsible for determining the sex of a child. Henry's difficulty in producing a male heir to the throne was his problem, not Anne's.
Talk about unfair dismissal!
Mary Queen of the Scots was beheaded for basically being a Catholic and plotting to kill her Protestant sister Queen Elizabeth I. Being a Catholic in Protestant England was not the best thing. The kings' subjects should be the same religion as the king himself.
Several American Presidents were born in log cabins including Lincoln, Andrew Jackson and James Buchannan. William Henry Harrison during the 1840 election lied about being born in a log cabin.
The result of the harbor being closed is that the merchant ships were unable to bring their wares to Boston, and colonists who made their living by fishing the waters of the Atlantic were not longer able to ply their trade.
Patrick Henry. The Continental Congress, samual Adams being the most fervent supporter
The Constitution names the powers of the Federal government. If a power is not specifically named as being Federal, they do not have it. That power is kept by the states.
Yes.
anne bolyen was beheaded because Henry wanted to get remarried. She was accused of being a witch and of treason by means of adultery. Katherine Howard was beheaded for commiting adultery.
The first marriage was annulled, next beheaded, third died in childbirth, fourth annulled, fifth beheaded, sixth survived him.
Catherine Howard was the fifth wife of Henry VIII. She met her end by being beheaded.
Catherine Howard was the fifth wife of Henry VIII. She met her end by being beheaded.
If you mean Anne as in Henry viii 2nd wife then she was beheaded (according to Henry for being a witch)
The two women, apart from both being the beheaded wives of Henry VIII, were cousins.
Use this mnemonic to remember the fates of Henry's 6 wives: Divorced Beheaded Died Divorced Beheaded Survived The word 'divorced' has to be interpreted a bit, but a little study will make the situations clearer for wives one and four. I assume you are asking what happened to King Henry's six wives. Here's what I was able to come up with: 1-Catherine of Aragon-marriage was annuled 2-Anne Boleyn-beheadded after failing to produce a living son 3-Jane Seymour-died a few days after giving birth to Henry's son Edward 4-Anne of Cleves-marriage was annuled 5-Catherine Howard-beheaded after being accused of adultrey 6-Catherine Parr-outlived King Henry
By the way... Its Anne Boleyn not Anna Boleyn and back to the question... She was famous for getting beheaded and for being the 2nd wife of Henry VIII
No because before she could have a second child King Henry beheaded her for being disloyal and she had a girl name Queen Elizabeth I
Because like Anne Boleyn she was unfaithful to Henry and was tryed in court and found guilty of treason Anne Boleyn was not guilty...she was wrongly accused during her trial. As for Katherine Howard, I am definatly sure she was guilty.
St. George lived in a time when early Christians were being persecuted by the Roman Empire. He was arrested for being a Catholic and beheaded.