Question

match the five definitions to their correct terms.
the belief that kings receive their power to rule directly from god and therefore are not answerable to the people or to parliament. choose
choose
king henry viii
divine right of kings
anglican church
absolutism
a protestant christian denomination founded in the 16th century after king henry viii broke from the roman catholic church
a 16th - century english monarch known for establishing the church of england after breaking with the roman catholic church due to his desire to annul his first marriage.

Explanation:

First Definition (The belief that kings receive their power...):

The definition describes the idea that kings' authority comes directly from God, which is the core of the "Divine Right of Kings" concept. King Henry VIII is a person, Anglican Church is a denomination, and Absolutism is a broader political system, so "Divine Right of Kings" matches.

This definition is about a Protestant denomination founded after Henry VIII broke from Rome, which is the Anglican Church. "Divine Right of Kings" is a political belief, King Henry VIII is a person, and Absolutism is a political system, so "Anglican Church" matches.

The description is about King Henry VIII, who broke from the Roman Catholic Church and established the Church of England. "Divine Right of Kings" is a belief, Anglican Church is a denomination, and Absolutism is a system, so "King Henry VIII" matches.

Answer:

Divine Right of Kings

Second Definition (A Protestant Christian denomination...):