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series of dynastic civil wars between the houses Lancaster and York for the English throne
Henry VII defeat King Richard III -
Charter of rights that gave certain political and legal rights to some English people, signed by King John of England -
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The dynasty of the Tudor starts with Henry VII and end with Elizabeth I -
Henry VII was the son of Henry VII (1485-1509) and he had six wives and he had five children -
Mary I was the daughter of Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII, she's was the first daughter of Henry VIII, she was called "Bloody Mary" -
The principal idea of the theses of Martin Luther was the growing practice of selling indulgences by the Catholic Church -
Queen Elizabeth was the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, she was called "the virgin queen" -
Parliament passed the supremacy act which defined right Henry VIII to be supreme head of the Church of England -
Anyone who depraved the king or queen of the dignity title or name of their royal estate was a traitor -
Calvinism is a form of protestantism
Calvinism from John Calvin a French theologian -
It was a war between England and Spain, the English were able to defeat the Armada thanks to the wind who blew the Spanish ships -
Puritans were protestant and Elizabeth I wanted to repress them
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Charles I believed in Divine right for a king.
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began in the early 17th
Arminianism from Jacobus Arminius, a theologian -
Group of catholics plotted to blow up Parliament but it was a fake plot -
The civil war breaks because Charles the first believed in divine right for a king and the Parliament didn't agree
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This revolution resulted in the judgment and then the execution of King Charles I (1649)
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discussions over the political settlement that should follow Parliament's victory over Charles I in the first English civil war -
False conspiracy -
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Parliament claims right to decide who will reign
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The dynasty started with James I and ended with Anne -
Scottish Parliament passed the act of security
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led to the creation of a United Kingdom -
agreement with Ireland and and Great Britain to create the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland -
Act who gave the vote to middle class men created 67 new constituencies
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