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Jun 15, 1215
Magna Carta signed
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May 25, 1453
Fall of Constantinople
Technical course start -
Oct 19, 1453
100 Years War ends
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Period: Jan 1, 1455 to Dec 31, 1485
Wars of the Roses
A series of English Civil Wars -
Period: Jan 1, 1483 to Dec 31, 1485
Reign of Richard III
House of York -
Jan 1, 1485
Henry VII wins Battle of Bosworth
Richard III is killed, Henry VII becomes the first Tudor king -
Jan 1, 1509
Three big things
Henry VII dies and Henry VIII takes over
Henry VIII marries Catherine of Aragon
Catherine of Aragon births Mary I -
Period: Dec 14, 1509 to Dec 14, 1547
Henry VIII
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Jan 1, 1533
Divorce/Elizabeth
Henry VIII divorces Catherine of Aragon andmarries Anne Boleyn, who gives birth to Elizabeth I this same year! Whoa! -
Jan 1, 1534
Church of England
Henry VIII makes himself head of the Church of England -
Jan 1, 1536
Anne to Jane
Anne Boleyn is beheaded, Henry VIII marries Jane Seymour, who births Edward VI -
Period: Jan 1, 1536 to Dec 31, 1540
Henry VIII closes the monasteries and confiscates their property
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Jan 1, 1537
Jane Seymour
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Jan 1, 1540
Anne to Kathryn
Henry marries Anne of Cleves, then divorces her to marry Kathryn Howard -
Jan 1, 1542
Kathryn Howard beheaded
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Jan 1, 1543
Henry marries Catherine Parr
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Period: Dec 14, 1547 to Dec 14, 1553
Edward VI
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Jan 1, 1549
Common Book of Prayer
Imposed by the Act of Uniformity -
Jan 1, 1553
Edward VI dies, Mary I queen
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Period: Dec 14, 1553 to Dec 14, 1558
Mary I
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Period: Jan 1, 1555 to Dec 31, 1558
Persecutes of Protestants
Queen Mary persecutes Protestants. 300 people burned to death for 'heresy' -
Jan 1, 1558
Mary dies, Elizabeth queen
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Period: Dec 14, 1558 to
Elizabeth I
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Jan 1, 1570
Pope excommunicates Queen Elizabeth
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Period: Jan 1, 1577 to Dec 31, 1580
Sir Francis Drake sails around the world
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Mary Queen of Scots beheaded
Long May She (not) Reign -
SPANISH ARMADA DEFEATED
BIG HUGE DEFEAT THEY SHOULD HAVE LOST THANK GOD FOR THE ENGLISH CHANNEL -
Poor Law is passed
People made to pay a rate to support the poor -
TUDOR TO STUART
Queen Elizabeth dies, and James I takes over as king. He is a Stuart from Scotland. -
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James I
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Gunpowder Plot
Catholic Conspiracy to blow up Parliament is discovered. REMEMBER REMEMBER THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER -
Jamestown founded
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King James Bible published
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Bacon-"Novum Organum"
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James I dies, Charles I king
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Charles I
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Two Big Events
-William Harvey publishes discovery of the circulation of blood
-Petition of Right presented to the king by Parliament -
today hello there
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Eleven Years Tyranny
Charles I rules without Parliament -
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ENGLISH CIVIL WAR
1642-START
1642-Isaac Newton is born -
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SECOND ENGLISH CIVIL WAR
Charles I not happy, starts civil war with help of the Scots. (Battle of Preston-hope is lost)
1648-Pride's Purge-Presbyterians removed from Parliament
1649 Charles I beheaded, Stuarts pounce -
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CROMWELL AND COMMONWEALTH
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Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes published
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"Leviathan"
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Oliver Cromwell becomes Lord Protector of England
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Oliver Cromwell dies
Son Richard is Lord Protector of England now -
Richard Cromwell resigns
Now known as 'Tumbledown Dick' -
Charles II becomes king, kills dad haters
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Charles II
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Act of Uniformity passed, Royal Society founded
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Boyle's Law
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THE PLAGUE STRIKES BACK
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Hudson's Bay Company forms
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Titus Oates claims there is a 'Popish plot'
The whole thing is a scam against Charles II for $$$$$$$$ -
Act of Habeas Corpus outlawed
Now you need a trial by jury -
CHARLES II DIES, JAMES II KING
Also Duke of Monmouth (illegitimate son of Charles II) leads unsuccessful rebellion in SW England -
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James II
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Principia Mathematica published by Newton
PHYSICS IS BORN AWWWWW YAYAYAYAYAY -
Newton publishes the Principia
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GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
James II flees when no one meets him on the battlefield. William and Mary called in from the Netherlands. They are the new monarchs. -
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William and Mary
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ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS PASSED
Go William and Mary!!!!!! -
Toleration Act
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Locke "Two Treatises of Government"
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Bank of England
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Lapse of the Licensing Act
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Act of Settlement
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Act of Union
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George I
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"Walpole"
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"Wealth of Nations" Adam Smith
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Reflections on the Revolution in France, Burke
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Burke-"Reflections on the Revolution in France"