What did the English parliament England a do that made protestant nation?

The English Parliament passed several Acts of Supremacy, beginning with the initial in 1534, during the reign of King Henry VIII. Henry VIII broke away from the authority of the pope and established himself as the supreme head of the Church of England. This made protestant religion was made legal and protected from catholic domination.

Act of Uniformity:

The *Acts of Uniformity*, adopted during the reigns of several English monarchs, enforced specific religious practices , liturgies, and doctrines within in the Church of England .This Acts required attendance at Anglican Church services and prohibited Catholic practices

Dissolution of Monasteries:

Under King Henry VIII, parliament passed series of laws dissolving English monasteries this reduced catholic authority while strengthening monarchy and protestant beliefs