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It is an act that declares Henri VIII as Supreme Head on earth of the Church of England, which causes the severing of all links of England with Rome.
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Henri the 8th reigns England from 1509 to 1547, 1534 is the year where he divorces Katherine of Aragon. -
The annulment of his marriage to Katherine of Aragon .
It is an Act that required for the King's subjects to accept and recongnize his second marriage to Anne Boleyn. -
The Great Bible is the first edition of the Bible in English authorized by Henri VIII -
Son of Henri VIII and Jane Seymour,
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It is a set of doctrinal formulas fefining the dogmatic position of the Church of England
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Daughter of Henri VIII and Katherine of Aragon, reigns in England from 1553 to 1558 -
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Daughter of Henri VIII and Anne Boleyn. She reigns in England from 1558 to 1603 -
The Act that defines Elizabeth as Supreme GOvernor of the Church of England.
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It estabished basic terms, the faith and practice of the Church of England.
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It is an act that required the clergy of the Church of England to follow the Thirty Nine Articles.
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After 19 years spent in captivity, Mary, queen of Scots cousin of Elizabeth I is tried and executed under the orders of the Queen for her implication in an attempt to kill the Queen. -
The British Navy defeated the Spanish Armada off the coast of France. The Spanish Armada was a fleet of ships and transports that tried to invade England. -
War pitting Irish Gaelic against the British army ruling the kingdom of Ireland. The war ended in a defeat for the Irish.
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Son of Mary Stuart and Henry Stuart. He reigns after Elizabeth in England from 1603 to 1625, he introduces a new dynasty: The Stuarts. -
It is a failed attempt to assassinate the King during the Opening of Parliament, organized by Robert Catesby a devout English Catholic. -
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Son of James VI I and Anne of Denmark. He succeeds his father to the throne from 1625 to 1649 -
It is an English constitutional document that set the imprescriptible freedoms of the subjects before the King.
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Charles I rules without Parliament.
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The Kirk is the name of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.
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It is an armed encounter between Charles I and the Scottish Covenanters. The Covenanters wanted to abolish episcopacy.
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Charles I appeal to Parliament for 1 month
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Charles I appeal to Parliament for a longer duration.
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This rebellion led to a massacres of English Protestants because they were seen as corrupt. -
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The King tries to arrest 5 leading MPs but he fails
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Charles I raises his standard at Nottingham.It is the supporters of the King: Cavaliers against the supporters of the Parliament : Roundheads. -
War that pitted England, Ireland and Scotland all ruled by Charles I.
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Series of discussions over the political settlement after the Parliament's victory against Charles I. -
It tooks place between February and August 1648 in England and Wales. -
Charles I is on trial and refuses to plead, he is executed in Whitehall. -
After his victory against Charles I ,he dissolves Parliament and he gets offered kingship in 1657 which he refuses.