England was a country that was under monarchy kind of rule during the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries which was controlled by the Tudor Dynasty that ruled between 1485 to1603, what was commonly known as the Tudor period. The first king among the Tudors was Henry vii who ruled the period between 1485-1509, who was born at Pembroke in 1457 but later moved to Wales. He took over the throne after defeating Richard III who was then the king and crowned at the battlefield by the crown of his defeated enemy. Henry took over when England was experiencing an economic problem especially in the agricultural sector which contributed greatly to the low population that could not exceed three million people. A great economic and social revolution was experienced when he took over as king, whereby he encouraged agriculture. To a larger extent, it is during his leadership that urbanization started being realized in England as places for farming and settlement were separated. Notably were seclusions strictly meant for grazing of animals such as sheep which were more than the human population. The biggest problem was land which was mostly owned by individuals who leased it to the landless, but in the later years they started the process of enclosure thereby rendering a lot of people pitiable with nowhere to get food. Before Henry VII took over, the country had a high state of social and economic lifestyle, whereby workers used to earn high wages and land for farming was available and in abundance. All these were replaced by shortage in land and low wages, the reason for shortage of land being the individuals owning large tracts of lands at the expense of the rest of the poor population (Brigden 9). This was started by the royal family as they believed that when one was on the throne, it meant he had a chance to own a large piece of land, that’s why when Henry VII took over he set aside a large piece of land for the royal family. In addition Henry vii was a king who many feared very much instead of loving him because of his approach to power and the way he countered his enemies whenever they came trying to steal the crown. Nevertheless there was a tremendous rise in population especially in rural areas posing various inflationary problems as the gap between the poor and the rich continued to widen. Henry VII was succeeded by Henry VIII in the year 1509 and ruled until the year 1547. It’s during his reign that their arose a great conflict between the religion and the state, the Catholic Church was banned by the king and its possessions used to benefit the king. The monasteries were dissolved and the lands owned by the clericals either confiscated or the rent taken to the Tudor government as revenue. The government was able to collect a large sum of revenue thereby forcing Cromwell to change the financial system of the Crown so as to be able to manage the monies. This was followed by the formation of a new institution (Court of Augmentations) with a new treasurer who was vested with the role of collecting the proceeds of dissolution and the first fruits and tenths on behalf of the state (Brigden 86). The main reason why Henry VIII disbanded the Catholic Church was because the Pope refused to grant him a divorce for his first wife who did not bear him a male child. Many schools which were attached to the monasteries were forced to shut down and later replaced with monastic schools which he founded using his own money. Ju