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Luther denouncing the practice of selling indulgences -
the New Testament translated into English by William Tyndale -
the King as "Supreme Head of the Church of England" -
rebellions in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire following the dissolution of monasteries -
Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford as Lord Protector pushed England towards Protestantism
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"Bloody Mary" restored Catholicism in 18 months
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Golden Age of England
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Elizabeth I as "Supreme Governor of the Church of England" -
Book of Common Prayer mandatory and fine for not attending Anglican services -
new religious doctrine -
Excommunication of the Queen -
establishment of England's presence overseas
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death penalty for Catholics
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following the Babington plot implicating Mary Stuart, Elizabeth decided to have her executed -
Phillip II of Spain tried to invade England, landmark of Elizabeth's reign -
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a group of Catholics' failed attempt to assassinate King James I -
first English permanent establishment in America, Jamestown, Virginia -
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The Rump Parliament put the King on trial for high treason and England was declared a Commonwealth -
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Charles II issued the Declaration of Breda and was restored in May -
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William of Orange was invited by Parliament to seize the English throne and was met with no resistance -
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