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Ответьте на вопрос на картинке по тексту, очень срочно надо, помогите пожалуйста! Every person in Britain is given the right to religious freedom. British religion used to be closely connected with kings, queens and politics. England was a Roman Catholic country until 1534. But in 1525 King Henry VIII decided to divorce his queen, Catherine of Aragon, because he fell in love with Anne Boleyn. When Henry asked the Pope for permission to divorce Catherine, he was refused. Henry was so angry with the Pope that he ended all contact between England and Rome. He divorced Catherine of Aragon without the Pope's permission and married Anne Boleyn. In 1534 Parliament named Henry head of the Church of England. This was the beginning of the Anglican Church, which is legally recognized as the official church of the State. The Anglican Church did not start as a Protestant Church and Henry certainly did not regard himself as a Protestant. However the Protestant movement in Europe was growing very strong at that time. When Henry quarrelled with Rome and ordered the Bible to be translated into English, the way was open for Protestantism to spread in England. Over the next years many people changed to this new religion. In 1553 Mary, Henry's daughter by Catherine of Aragon, became Queen of England. The country re-entered the Roman Church, because she was a Roman Catholic. Protestants were glad when Mary died, because while she was Queen, many Protestants were burned for their beliefs. After Marry, Elizabeth became head of the Anglican Church and Roman Catholicism was never again the official religion in England. The Church of England is still the established church in England nowadays. But in spite of the great variety of forms of worship, only a minority of people regularly go to church in Britain today. Most people see Sunday more as a day for relaxing with the family or for doing jobs around the house and the garden. Church in Britain does not receive money from the state, but it has many properties and a large number of stocks and shares. Priests have the right to be married, and after 1987 women were allowed to become priests. The Presbyterian Church is the established Church in Scotland. It is separated from the Anglican Church, and it has its own organizations and appoints its own ministers. There is no officially established church in Wales. The Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster is the leader of the Catholic Church in Britain. In general, married men are not allowed to be Catholic priests. The Jewish community in Britain is considered to be the second largest group of Jews in Europe. British Muslim community is one of the largest communities in Western Europe. There are many Christian organizations that are growing fast. Every year appear new cults, which are not based on Christianity or other major religion. Today the old narrow intolerance of the churches is disappearing. Many established churches are moving closer together, they bring nearer the movement toward universal Christian unity.

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Answer 1

1. Yes, it was.

2. Henry VIII decided to divorce the queen, Catherine of Aragon, because he fell in love with Anne Boleyn.

3. The beginning of the Anglican Church was in 1534, when Parliament named Henry head of the Church of England.

4. Yes, they were.

5. The Church of England is still the established church in England nowadays.

6. The Church of England is the official church of Great Britain.

7. The Presbyterian Church is the established Church in Scotland.

8. There is no officially established church in Wales.

9. The Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster is the leader of the Catholic Church in Britain. The Jewish community in Britain is considered to be the second largest group of Jews in Europe. British Muslim community is one of the largest communities in Western Europe.

10. Nowadays fewer and fewer people in Britain regularly go to the traditional Protestant and Catholic Churches. But still many people are interested in religion.