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1483
Richard III
Richard III reigned from 1483 to 1485, was the last Plantagenet king, having to face the ribellion against him which led to the War of the Roses. -
Period: 1483 to 1485
The short Reign of Richard III
The last Plantagenet and House of York King. -
1485
The War of the Roses
Richard III, after just 2 years of reign, had to face a ribellion against him, which led England to the so-called '' War of the Roses'', a long feud between the House of Lancaster and York, then ended with Battle of Bosworth field. -
1485
Henry VII and the Tudor dinasty
Henry Tudor become king as Kenry VII, after the War of the Roses -
Period: 1485 to 1509
The '' House of Lancaster victory'' and the Henry Tudor reign
Henry Tudor of the House of Lancaster defeated and killed his main enemy, Richard of York, becoming then King as Henry VII, adopting a strong policy named ''The Tudor Despotism'', based on the limitation of nobles and strengthing of the throne. -
1509
Henry VIII
Just two months after the coronation, he married Catherine of Aragon. No having from her a son, but just a daughter, Mary, to don't risk to die without the succession being settled, he applied to the Pope to annul his marriage. -
Period: 1509 to 1547
The Henry VIII Reign
Henry VIII, Henry's VII son, succeeded the father in 1509 -
1534
The Act of Supremacy
After the refusal of the Pope, Henry VIII commanded the Archibshop of Canterbury to declare the marriage void. He then married Anne Boleyn, breaking England and Roman Catholic Church.The King is the new Head of the Anglican Church -
1536
Anne Boleyn execution
Having Anne Boleyn had a daughter, Elizabeth, she was accused of adultery, incest and treason, she has then been executed in the Tower of London. -
1537
Henry VIII's third marriage
In 1537 Henry VIII married Jane Seymour, having like son Edward, making the succession guaranteed -
1547
The succession of Edward VI
Jane Seymour's son, he is the successor of King Henry VIII,died in the same year -
Period: 1547 to 1553
The short Edward VI Reign
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1553
Bloody Mary
Queen from 1553 to 1558 is remembered for her violent catholic policy. -
Period: 1553 to 1558
Bloody Mary's bloody Age
Mary, first Henry VIII's daughter, became the first queen of the Reign. She was determined to restore Roman Catholicism in England. Years of persecutions against protestants and Puritans(born in 1547). -
1558
The born of the Elizabethan Age
Queen Mary is succeeded by Elizabeth, Anne Boleyn's daughter. -
Period: 1558 to
The Elizabethan Age
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1559
The Anglican Church restore
Second Act of Supremacy-Elizabeth I 're' establish the Anglican Church. An act for the uniformity of common prayer. -
The execution of Mary
Elizabeth orders Mary(Catholic queen of Scotland) execution. -
The Elizabeth I succession
Queen Elizabeth I is succeeded by James I(also known as James VI of Scotland). -
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James I Reign
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Gunpowder plot
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Puritan Commonwealth