The English Reformation changed a lot for everyday people in many ways. Here are some of the main changes:

1. Changes in Religion:

   • The Church of England was created, breaking away from the Catholic Church.
   • Over 800 monasteries were shut down between 1536 and 1541. This meant people lost local services and support from their communities.

2. Reading the Bible:

   • The Bible was translated into English.
   • About 1.5 million copies were printed in the 16th century, making it easier for people to read religious texts.

3. Money Matters:

   • The land from closed monasteries was sold, often to rich landowners. This changed who owned the land.
   • By 1547, more than $1 million from the monasteries was given to the king.

4. Community Problems:

   • Closing monasteries meant many poor people lost their homes and help. This led to a loss of about $500,000 a year in charity that the monasteries used to provide.

Overall, the Reformation changed how people worshiped, how money was organized, and how communities functioned in England.