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Establishment of the constitutional monarchy -
Henry VIII to Elizabeth I -
the Break with Rome. -
it was to declare Henry VIII as "Head of the Church of England". The act required the king's religious authority and swear an oath of loyalty. -
- english laws extended to Wales,
- Wales as represented in the English Parliament,
- English became the official language in the courts and the administration.
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the young and ( first heir) only son of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour ( protestants). -
The daughter of Catherine of Aragon and ( second heir ) for Henry VIII, called Bloody Mary. -
the second daughter (third heir) of Henry VIII and only child for Anne Boleyn. -
Act to retain the Queen's Majesty Subjects in their due Obedience. -
a conflict between the King Charles I and Parliament -
after the civil war, King Charles I was defeated and made prisoner. He was found guilty of treason and tyranny and sentenced to death. -
- Oliver Cromwell named Lord Protector
- Death of Cromwell,
- Restoration of the monarchy
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The king of Scotland as James VI and only son of Mary Stuart Queen of Scotland and a certain Lord Darnley. He became James I when he was crowned king of England. -
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Anglo-Irish union Birth of Great Britain and Ireland -
- Partition of Ireland
- Independence of Southern Ireland
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All women and men can vote. -
The Good Friday Agreement -
La question posée aux écossais était " Should Scotland be an independent country ?" 55,3% qui ont voter non et 44,7% ont voté oui. -
- 62% of Scots voted " relain" demands for a second referendum on Scottish independence. -56% in Northern Ireland voted " remain" Catholics support for reunification is even higher today.