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Apr 28, 1442
Henry VIII (Tudor)
Henry VIII finally after many tries has his first boy (Edward IV) -
Period: Jun 28, 1491 to Jan 28, 1547
Henry VIII (Tudor)
Henry VIII birth and death -
Period: Apr 21, 1509 to Jan 28, 1547
Henry VIII (Tudor)
Henry VIII time of reign -
Period: Feb 18, 1516 to Nov 17, 1558
Mary I (Tudor)
Birth and Death of Mary I -
Period: May 21, 1527 to
King Philip II (Hapsburg)
Birth and Death -
Jan 1, 1533
Henry VIII (Tudor)
Henry VIII divorces his wife Catherine. It was the first divorce ever. -
Period: Sep 7, 1533 to
Elizabeth I (Tudor)
Elizabeth I birth and death -
Jan 1, 1534
Henry VIII (Tudor)
In 1534 Henry VIII creates the Anglican Church -
Period: Oct 12, 1537 to Jul 6, 1553
Edward VI (Tudor)
Edward VI birth and death -
Period: Jan 1, 1547 to Dec 31, 1553
Edward VI (Tudor)
Edward VI time of heir -
Period: Jan 1, 1553 to Dec 31, 1558
Mary I (Tudor)
Time of reign. She ruled Ireland and England. -
Nov 30, 1553
Mary I (Tudor)
Starts the mass amount of executions of Protestants that gives her the nickname Bloody Mary. -
Jul 25, 1554
King Philip II (Hapsburg)
King Philip II marries the daughter of King Henry VIII, Mary Tudor I -
Period: Jan 16, 1556 to
King Philip II (Hapsburg)
Time which during he ruled -
May 1, 1558
King Phillip II (Hapsburg)
Phillip II tries to invade England with his Spanish Armada and fails after Elizabeth I will not marry him. -
Nov 17, 1558
King Philip II (Hapsburg)
King Philip II wife (Mary Tudor I) dies. -
Period: Nov 17, 1558 to
Elizabeth I (Tudor)
Elizabeth I time of heir -
Charles I (Stuart)
Charles I is born. -
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Louis XIV (Bourbon)
Louis XIV finally finishes the Palace of Versailles and completes both expansions. -
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Louis XIV (Bourbon)
Cardinal Richelieu takes over France as a chief minister because Louis XIV is too young to rule. He also was chief minister for Louis XIII. -
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Charles I (Stuart)
Charles I time of reign. -
Charles I (Stuart)
Charles I ends parliament and rules without causing him to have to raise money without them -
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Charles II (Stuart)
Charles II birth and death. -
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Louis XIV (Bourbon)
Louis XIV birth and death. -
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Louis XIV (Bourbon)
Louis XIV time as the King of France -
Charles I (Stuart)
Oliver Cromwell defeats the final and small army Charles I still has -
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Louis XIV (Bourbon)
The French Civil War happens because of policies the people did not like. -
Charles I (Stuart)
Charles I is found guilty of treason and is killed by the guillotine in London, England. -
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Charles II (Stuart)
Charles II lives in exile after being defeated at the Battle of Worcester. -
Louis XIV
Louis XIV becomes his own chief minister -
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Charles II (Stuart)
Charles II time of reign -
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Peter the Great (Romanov)
Peter the Great' Birth and Death -
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Peter the Great (Romanov)
Peter the Great join rules with his brother Ivan V until Ivan dies in 1696 -
William and Mary (Orange)
William and Mary become joint reign in place of James II without an bloodshed or so called the Glorious Revolution. -
William and Mary (Orange)
William and Mary (Orange) -
William and Mary (Orange)
Mary dies and William rules now alone -
Peter the Great (Romanov)
Peter the Great defeats the Swedish Army by pulling them into a Russian city within an extremely cold winter -
Peter the Great (Romanov)
Peter the Great changes the capital of Moscow to St. Petersburg to allow better access and trade with Europe. -
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Frederick the Great (Hohenzollern)
Frederick the Great's birth and death. -
Peter the Great (Romanov)
Peter the Great proclaims Russia an empire and is given the title of "Emperor of all Russia" -
Frederick the Great (Hohenzollern)
Frederick the Great inherits the throne -
Frederick the Great (Hohenzollern)
Frederick the Great takes over almost all of Silesia -
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Frederick the Great (Hohenzollern)
Frederick the Great battles with Austria over Silesia and other territory with his ally Great Britian -
Charles II (Stuart)
Charles II signs a treaty with Louis XIV in which converts them to Catholicism and support the french war against the Dutch.
