Achievements

Act of Supremacy (The King is the Supreme Head in Earth of the Church of England)
The English people had to appreciate that Henry was from that point of time on King of England and Supreme Head in Earth of the Church of England.

In other words he had '''supremacy of law and religion. '''

Every single member of church and government had to officially break up with Rome. Treasons At 1534 made it high treason and punishable by death to refuse to acknowledge the King as such. Parliament prohibited the Church from making any regulations without the King's consent.

From now on the Church of England was under control of Henry and not Rome's.

The Dissolution of the Monastries
This was the legal process by which Henry disbanded monasteries, priories and convents in England, Wales and Ireland. He was allowed to do so by the "Act of Supremacy".

The dissolution still represents the largest legally enforced transfer to property in English history since the Norman Conquest. The program was primarily therefore to create a landed gentry (upper class) beholden to the crown which would use the lands much more efficiently.

Laws in Wales Act - Wales was annexed and England and Wales together became one unified nation.