Histoire B.

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  • Period: 1509 to 1547

    Reign of Henry VIII

    Was the King of England because he's brothee died to soon.
  • Ninety five theses
    1517

    Ninety five theses

    Text that start the European reformation.
  • The New Testament
    1522

    The New Testament

    The Bible was only in Latin so people couldn't read it, it was translate in English and published in 1526 but England was Catholic.
  • Act of Supremacy
    1534

    Act of Supremacy

    The King was made the "Supreme head of the church".
  • Period: 1534 to

    Early modern period

  • Rebellion of Yorkshire - Lincolnshire (1536-7)
    1536

    Rebellion of Yorkshire - Lincolnshire (1536-7)

    Time of The pilgrimage of Grace.
  • Period: 1536 to 1537

    Rebellion of Yorkshire - Lincolnshire

  • Permission for English Bible
    1537

    Permission for English Bible

  • Period: 1547 to 1553

    Reign of Edward VI

  • Period: 1553 to 1558

    Reign of Mary I

    The "Bloody Mary".
  • Period: 1558 to

    Reign of Elizabeth I

  • Northern rebellion
    1569

    Northern rebellion

  • Pope excommunicate Elizabeth I
    1570

    Pope excommunicate Elizabeth I

    Form of saying that the Queen wasn't legitimate.
  • Papal bull
    1570

    Papal bull

    Pope Puis V issued the papal bull : 《Regnance in Excelsis》
  • Treasons Act
    1571

    Treasons Act

  • Execution of Mary Queen of Scots

    Execution of Mary Queen of Scots

    She was emprisoned ad first for 19 years but then, Queen Elizabeth discovered that she was ploting against her. She wear a red gown, symbol of catholic martyrdom, a final act of triumphant defiance.
  • Defeat of Spanish armada

    Defeat of Spanish armada

    Known as the unbeatable fleet, english fleet won against them.
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    Reign of James I

    James I was crowned in 1603 after Elizabeth's death.
  • Gunpowder Plot

    Gunpowder Plot

  • Establishment of Jamestown in Virginia

    Establishment of Jamestown in Virginia

    Named after James I, it is the first permanent settlement.
  • Period: to

    The starving time.

  • Great Contract

    Great Contract

    The King would receive a fixed sum.
  • The Thirty Years' War

    The Thirty Years' War

    The begining of Thirty Years' War
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    The Thirty Years' War

  • Period: to

    King Charles I reign

    Charles I was crowned in 1625
  • Petition of Rights

    Petition of Rights

    They requested the King to recognise the illegality of extra-parliamentary taxation, billeting, martial law, imprisonment without trial.
  • Three Resolutions

    Three Resolutions

    Declared that whoever tried to bring in “Popery or Arminianism” or to alter the protestant forms of the Church of England was an enemy of the Kingdom.
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    The Personal Rule

    Archbishop Laud (Arminian) was determined to impose uniformity in church practice.
  • New Prayer Book

    New Prayer Book

    Scottish opposition came to the boil when Charles I attempted to impose a New Prayer Book (Book of Common Prayer)
  • Period: to

    The Scottish crisis

    The end of the Personal Rule and the outbreak of the Civil war were caused by crises not just in England but in Scotland and Ireland.
  • Scottish National Covenant (The bishops war)

    Scottish National Covenant (The bishops war)

    It rejected the attempt by King Charles I to force the Scottish church to conform to English liturgical practice and church governance.
  • The Grand Remonstrance

    The Grand Remonstrance

    an important document voted by Parliament after heated debates. It summarized all the wrong doing of Charles I and concluded on “revolutionary” demands.
  • Milita act

    Milita act

    The army should be placed under the control of a general appointed by Parliament, taking away the King’s ability to appoint whoever he wanted.
  • Arrestation of 5 members of parliaments by the King.

    Arrestation of 5 members of parliaments by the King.

    Charles I marched into the House of Commons with troops and attempted to arrest the 5 members of the parliament.
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    Civil war

  • Charles I against the parliament.

    Charles formally declared war on Parliament.
  • Treaty of Ripon

    Treaty of Ripon

    Mark the end of the scottish invasion
  • Pride's purge

    Pride's purge

    Colonel Pride (Army) entered the House of Commons, stopped the vote and arrested the 45 conservative leader, members of the Parliament.
  • Abolition of Monarchy.

    Abolition of Monarchy.

    Monachy and house of lords abolished, england was declared as common wealth.
  • England, a Componwealth.

    England, a Componwealth.

    England was declared as a Commonwealth.
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    The Interregnum

    Equals the period between two reigns, between two different kings.
  • King Charles I death.

    King Charles I death.

    Charles I was executed, it is an important event for the beginning of England as a Commonwealth.
  • The instrument of Government

    The instrument of Government

    England's first and only written constitution.
  • Commonwealth end, Protectorate start

    Commonwealth end, Protectorate start

    End of the Commonwealth and start of the Protectorate.
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    The Crowmellian protectorate

    Cromwell appointes Lord Protector
  • Cromwell's death

    Cromwell's death

    Cromwell died so, his son Richard became Lord Protector but resigned after 6 months so, Cromwell's death was an important event that led to the end of Englans as a Commonwealth.
  • Declaration of Breda

    Declaration of Breda

    Charles II issued the Declaration of Breda. It was a proclamation, in which he promised a general pardon for crimes committed during the English Civil War and the Interregnum for all those who recognised Charles as the lawful king.
  • The Plague.

    The Plague.

    Outbreak of Plague, the doors of peoples who were contaminated, were stamped by a red cross.
  • The Great Fire of London

    The Great Fire of London

    "Fun" fact : It helped England to contain The Plague that happened, approximately, at the same time.
  • The Glorious Revolution

    The Glorious Revolution

    Also known as "Bloodless revolution".
  • The Bill of Rights

    The Bill of Rights

  • The Act of Settlement

    The Act of Settlement

  • Period: to

    War of the Spanish Succession

    Britain gained Acadia over the French.
  • Period: to

    The Georgian era

  • Period: to

    The Seven Years' war

    Britain gained Florida and most of Canada over the Spanish and rhe French.
  • Period: to

    American war of Indépendence

    The British nation los a huge part of its empire.
  • Declaration of Independence

    Declaration of Independence

    Grievances against George III.
  • Treaty of Paris

    Treaty of Paris

    Britain formally recognized the independence of the United States
  • Period: to 1082

    French revolutionary wars

    Britain at war with French combating revolutionary ideas plus maritime, colonial and economic motives.
  • Irish Rebellion

    Irish Rebellion

    Influenced by American an French idea after the rebellion. That event led to the Act of Union creating the United Kingdom of Great Britain ans Ireland.
  • Act of Union

    Act of Union

    After a first union between the two England's kingdom in 1707, they made a second union act in 1801. Created the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland .