Henry VIII married Anne Boleyn primarily to secure a male heir and to break away from the Catholic Church's authority, as he sought an annulment from his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. Anne represented both a romantic interest and a political alliance that could strengthen his reign. Their marriage, which took place in 1533, was driven by Henry's desire for a new beginning and a legitimate successor, though it ultimately led to significant religious and political upheaval in England.
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