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What was the immediate effect of Henry VIII’s decision to have the Bible translated into English?

More people were able to read the Bible, which helped spread Protestant ideas.
Local parishes banned this version of the Bible, which they considered heresy.
People relied more on priests to read and interpret the Bible in church.
The Bible became more affordable, which allowed members of the lower classes to buy it.

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More people were able to read the Bible, which helped spread Protestant ideas.

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The immediate impact of Henry VIII's decision to have bible translation into English was that More people were able to read the Bible, which helped spread Protestant ideas.

Who was Henry VIII?  

Henry VIII was the king of the England and of the son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York. After the death of elder brother Prince Arthur, he became the king of England in 1509.

Henry VIII made legal to translate the bible in order to have the access to the Bible. He wanted everyone to have knowledge of the book and to spread his cultural values. In accord with this he made various religious reforms.

Thus immediate impact of translation of bible was to spread protestant ideas and it must read by more and more people.

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