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The Barons rebelled against King John, leading to the establishment of limits in the royal power.
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Martin luther document criticisms about the Catholic Churches practices and with that sparked the Reformation.
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Legislation that declared Henry Vlll as the supreme head of the
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Legislation that extended English laws to Wales and that represented Wales
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Period where England was under radicals protestantism reforms and removed Catholic practices.
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Period during Mary I attempted to restore Catholicism in
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She retablished protestantism and promoted religious stability.
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She was executed for plotting against Elizabeth l, highlighting the tension between the two religions ( Catholism and Protestantism)
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The first permanent settlement in North America.
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Conflits between the King ( Charles l) and the Parliament leading into his execution
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The overthrow of King James ll, leading into the establishment of Mary and William as monarchs and signing the Bills of Rights
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An Act that limits the power of the monarchy. It established the rights of parliament and all individuals, making the transition between a monarchy and a constitutional monarchy.
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Formation of the Great England with Scottland, England and Wales.
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The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
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Giving voting Rights to the middle class.
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Giving voting Rights to the working class men
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Expending the electorate.
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All universal suffrage Granted to women.
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The establishment of the parliament in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.
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Abolished males primogeniture and allowed daughters to be equal in the rights of succession of the crown