How did King Henry VIII cleverly get parliament to agree with his act of supremely in 1534?

King Henry VIII skillfully maneuvered to secure Parliament's approval for the Act of Supremacy in 1534 by framing it as a matter of national sovereignty and religious reform. He portrayed the Pope's authority over England as an infringement on the nation’s independence, thus appealing to patriotic sentiments. Additionally, he gained support through a combination of political pressure, persuasion, and the promise of rewards for loyal supporters, ensuring that dissenting voices were minimized. This strategic approach effectively aligned Parliament with his desire to establish himself as the Supreme Head of the Church of England.