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1517
95 Theses
- Martin luther write "the 95 theses" ou il critique l'indulgence, les personnes d'accord avec lui sont les: "protestants".
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1526
Bible Tyndale
- William Tyndale traduit la bible en Anglais. It spread religious books and pamplets across Europe
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1533
Act in restraint of appeals
- Cette loi donne au Roi le pouvoir d'annuler un mariage, suite au rejet de la negociation pour annulé le mariage d'Henry VIII et Catherine of A. par le pape (1529).
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1534
Acte de Supremacie
- L'acte de supremacie fonde l'eglise anglicane. Sous le reigne d'Henry VIII; qui sépare l'eglise anglaise et catholique.
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1536
Disparition des monastères
- Suite à la nationalisation d'Henry VIII, un énorme impact a lieu sur les nones et monk , social fabrics of communities and on the clergy's finances.
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1537
Bible Tyndale acceptée
- La bible tyndale avant cachée sous les manteaux, reçoit la permission de ne pas être en latin et peut être lu ouvertement.
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1549
Common prayers
- Revision of the mass book: publication of the book of the common prayers under the reign of the son and successor of Henry VIII: Edward The VI.
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1550
The protestant Reformation
- Eglises protestante en Allemagne, Scadinava et Netherlands.
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1553
Mary I
- Mary I, at 37 yo: become the first queen of England after Edward VI her half-brother,died at 15.
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1558
Everyone though the Queen was going to marry
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1558
Mort de Mary I
- Mary I tombe malade et meurt ce qui réjouit la nation et même son marie. car on l'appelait Bloody Mary, car elle brûlait les protestants. Elle laisse sa place à sa sœur Elizabeth I.
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1559
Act of Supremacy
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1559
A love affair unconfirmed with Robert Dubley 1st Earl of Lecester
Between 1559 and 1561 -
1563
Doctrine
The doctrine started in 1563 and ended in 1571 -
1563
House of Lords begged the Queen to mary " whomever you want, wherever you want"
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1567
James I king of Scottland
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1569
The Northern Rebellion
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1570
Pope excommunicated Queen Elisabeth I
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1570
Paple ball
The pope criticize the Queen Elizabeth: " so called Queen" -
1571
The Treason Act
In respons of the Paple ball -
1581
Act to retain the Queen Majesty Subject in their due Obediance
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1581
Rule the painter needed to have undergone 7 years of training
To paint a portrait of the Queen -
The Babington Plot
Plot that caused the Fall of Mary Stuart -
Execution of Mary Queen of Scott by decapitation
Mary was a threat for Elizabeth, and got emprisonned for 19 years because several plot wanted to make her Queen instaid of Elizabeth I. -
The Defeat of Spanish Armada
English troops wins thanks to their:
- material advantage
- ships
- new statedgy
- race built of Elizabeth I inspired by fish lines -
Elizabeth death at 69yo
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Period: to
Start of the Stuart Era after Queen Elizabeth I death
Elizabeth I was a Tudor but after her death in 1603, James I took her place as the King and a Stuart and brought the Stuart era; -
The Gunpowder plot
conspiracy to kill James I -
Virginia became the first remanent of English settlement in North America
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Period: to
The Starving Times
Period of saturation only 60 of 500 colonist survived -
The Great Contract
King financially independant -
The King James Bible
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Plymouth colonies esablish by Puritans
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The 1st English colonies in the Caribbean were founded
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James surmoned the Parliament
to ask for money -
Parliament agreed to finance war pn Spain
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Petition of rights
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The Three resolutions
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Period: to
The personal Rule
Charles I would rule alone for 11 years -
Period: to
The Scottish crisis
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Irish Rebellion
3-4000 protestants massacred -
Peace Treaty Of Ripon
Charles I forced to pay the cost of the Scotts -
Militia Act
passed by the Parliament to take away the King's ability to appoint whoever he wanted -
The Grand Remonstrance
document voted by the parliament to summurize the wrongs of Charles I -
Charles arrest 5 Mps
and marched in the House of Commons with troops -
Period: to
The Civil War
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Charles declared war on Parliament
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The new model Army
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The battle of Nuseby
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Charles surronded the Scotts
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The King escaped from army custody and allied himsef with the Scotts
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The new model army sized the King
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Pride's Purge
arrestation of 45nconservative leaders of the Mp's -
England become a Commonwealth
monarchy and house of lord aboslished -
A Commonwealth
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Massacre of the Irish Royalist troops and cicilians in Drogheda
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The execution of King Charles I
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Cromwell defeated the Scots Army
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Blasphemy Act
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Cromwell crushed the unprising of the Scots royalist forces led by Charles II
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England 1st written institution: Instrument of Gouvernment
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Cromwell dissolved the Rump
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End of the commonwealth and start of the prodectorate
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Period: to
The Cromwellian prodectorate
:military dictatorship -
The English invaded Jamaica
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Cromwell's death
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The long Parliament
end of the dissolution -
Charles II issued the Declaration of Breda
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King restorated
:the restoration of monarchy -
Act of Uniformity
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The outbreak of Plague
:disease transmitted by rats took over the village and killed people; -
The Great fire of London
actually ended at the same time the outbreak of plague by killing the last rats -
The Popish plot
Rumour of a plot orginized by French to murder Charles II -
Period: to
The Exclusion crisis
Parliament attempted to debar James II from the sucession to the English throne -
Charles II death
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The Glorious Revolution and the developement of the Constitutional Monarchy
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James 2nd wife gave birth to a son
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Toleration Act
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The Bill of Right
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Act of Settlement
Ensured a protestant sucession -
William died
Suceed by Anne -
Act of Union between England and Scottland