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Ann Boylen become a legitimate Queen -
Parliament passed the act of supremacy which defined the right of Henry VIII to be supreme head on earth of the Church of England -
Laws passed during the reign of Henry VIII to make Wales a part of the Kingdom of England -
Creation of the English Bible, mandatory in churches -
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Edward Seymour became Lord protector at nine years old -
The book replaced every latin mass book in every churches -
Edward VI died at 15 years old
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In those articles the Archbishop outlines the aspect of the church of England for the avoiding of controversy in opinions -
After the death of her half brother, Mary Tudor become Queen regnant and wants to restore the catholicism -
The First Statute of Repeal was passed by Parliament in 1553 -
Their marriage had consequences in the ongoing struggle between France and Spain and ultimately led to the fall of Calais -
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She believe in protestantism -
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Elizabeth become Supreme Governor of the Church of England
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The Book of common prayer had to be used by every parish and people had to attend Anglican services to not receive a fine -
In Scotland Calvinist ideas were adopted
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Many Scots adopted Calvinist ideas
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He critics the reign of « Bloody Mary » and consider the burn heretics as Martyrs -
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She was imprisoned for 19 years in England after escaping the civil war -
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6000 northern insurgents wanted to replace Queen Elizabeth by the Catholic, Mary, Queen of Scots
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The Pope Pius V decided to excommunicate Elizabeth after the rebellion -
Local Government had to help the poor
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Catholicism was forbidden, 150-200 persons were killed, the Queen led an crucial repression against Catholics
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Anthony Babington conspired with Mary Queen of Scots to kill Elizabeth -
Elizabeth decided to make Mary executed -
Wales are overall Anglican at the end of the century
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His mother was Mary Queen of Scots, he was the king of three Kingdoms -
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Guy Fawkes with a group tried to kill the king. The 5th November is now celebrated with bonfire and burning Fawke’s effigy -
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A petition created by the Parliament to make the king recognize the illegality of extra-parliamentary
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The king dissolved the parliament -
King Charles ruled without parliament for eleven years
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It divided the parliament in two parts: the Royalists and the Parliamentarians
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That’s the beginning of the civil war -
Plays and theatre forbidden
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It oppose the Cavaliers (Royalists) and the Roundheads (Parliamentarians)
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Won by the Roundheads -
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A severe repression toward Catholics was installed
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England became a Commonwealth -
Radical puritan sects were persecuted
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Oliver Cromwell become lord protector of England to replace the King -
It marked the end of the Commonwealth and the start of the Protectorate
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Charles II promised toleration over religions and amnesty if monarchy is restored
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Rumours of a plot organized by the French people to assassinate the protestant Charles II
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The Parliament tried to prevent the catholic James II from succession
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England become a Constitutional Monarchy
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Recognization of the independence of the United Sates by the britain