What of these best summarizes the difference between government England and in continental Europe toward end Reformation?

In England, the Reformation led to the establishment of a strong, centralized monarchy under the Tudor dynasty. The Tudors used the power of the state to enforce religious uniformity and to suppress dissent. In contrast, on continental Europe, the Reformation led to a greater degree of religious and political fragmentation. The Holy Roman Empire, for example, was divided into hundreds of independent states, each with its own religious and political institutions. This fragmentation made it difficult for any single ruler to impose religious uniformity.