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He was one of six kids as a child. As a child and young adult, he was an athletic kid who liked to hunt pray for hours on end. He was a smart child who studied very well. His older brother, Arthur was expected to take the throne but he died at age 15. He married Catherine and took the throne after his father died.
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Mary is Catherine's only child
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King Henry VIII and Francis I establish an alliance between France and England, this meeting is called "The Feild of the Cloth of Gold"
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King Henry VIII divorced Katherine after a 23 year marrage.
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The baby is born shortly after the divorce with Katherine which shows that King Henry VIII had been cheating on her.
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This is a law which made King Henry VIII the head of the chuch.
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Anne Bolyn is executed by King Henry VIII because of rumors of her being unfaithful.
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Jane Seymour gives birth to Edward who is the future king.
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He marries Catherine just a few months after marrying Anne of Cleves
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This is his final wife.
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He died at the age of 55, his son, Edward VI became the king when he died.
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On the day of his father's death, Edward the VI becomes king. He was king during some tough times, which included a war, followed by a rebellion. He changed the Anglican church into a Protestant church during his reign, among other things.
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She dies of child birth
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Edward was found to have a terminal illness at only age 15. He died at that age
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On November 17, 1558, Queen Elizabeth I became the new Queen of England after her predecessor Mary I of England died. Leading up to being queen, she practiced good posture, manners, and other skills that would eventually promote her image as queen.
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The Act of Supremecy is reinstated by Elizabeth I
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On March 24, 1603, Queen Elizabeth I died of blood poisoning in Richmond Palace. In the last few weeks of her life, she had become very ill and depressed and had refused to have doctors examine her. She went to a deep sleep on the final night of her life, and was pronounced dead the following morning. Her successor was King James I of England.
