During the reign of Henry VII and his Tudor successors, which significant political change took place?

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An increase in papal influence over England's internal mattersA significant growth in England's overseas territoriesA surge in the influence and assertiveness of the noble classThe diminishing of feudal powers through the strengthening of centralized governmentNone of the above

Explanation

Under Henry VII and subsequent Tudor monarchs, England witnessed a reduction in feudal authority as the monarchy consolidated power, establishing a stronger centralized government. This shift curtailed the traditional feudal structures, unlike increased papal control, colonial expansion, or greater aristocratic power, which were not characteristic of this period.