English Reformation

The reign of Henry VII

Period: Nov 22, 1485 to Apr 21, 1509

Catherine of Aragon was born

Dec 16, 1485

Catherine was the youngest surviving daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, the joint rullers of spain.
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Arthur Tudor is Born

Sep 20, 1486

As the first son of King Henry the 7th, he was exspected to take the throne apon his fathers death -JGC

Henry VIII is Born

Jun 28, 1491

As the second son of Henry the 7th HenryVIII was not exspectited to gain the thone and he was very interested and active in relious things.-JGC

Death of Arthur Tudor

Apr 2, 1502

Apon the unsespected and tragic death of Arthur HenryVIII became the new heir to the english throne. -JGC

Reign of Henry VIII

Period: Apr 21, 1509 to Jan 28, 1547

Marriage to Catherine of Aragon

Period: Jun 5, 1509 to May 23, 1533

Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII wed

Jun 11, 1509

"By 1505, when Henry was old enough to wed, Henry VII wasn't as keen on a Spanish alliance, and young Henry was forced to repudiate the betrothal. Catherine's future was uncertain for the next four years. When Henry VII died in 1509 one of the new young king's first actions was to marry Catherine. She was finally crowned Queen of England in a joint coronation ceremony with her husband Henry VIII on June 24, 1509."
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Henry VIII and Catherine were crowned King and Queen of England.

Jun 24, 1509

In a joint coronation ceremony Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon were crowned King and Queen of England.
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Mary Tudor is born

Feb 18, 1516

She was born at the Palace of Placentia. -B.A.

Catherine and Henry VIII had their first daughter, Mary

Feb 18, 1516

Mary was one of many children, however she is the only child that lived.
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Birth of Henry Fitzroy

Jun 15, 1519

He was the son of King Henry VIII, and a possible heir for the thrown. B.A.

Mary Tudor designed for thrown

Aug 15, 1521

Marry is contracted to marry her cousin Charles V, with this, she would also inherit the heir if no "male heir take over." B.A.

King Henry VIII marries Anne Boleyn

Jan 25, 1533

Anne and Henry were secretly married. Although the King's marriage to Catherine was not dissolved, in the King's mind it had never existed in the first place, so he was free to marry whomever he wanted. Anne gave birth to Henry's second child, Queen Elizabeth I MW

Dissolution of monastaries

May 23, 1533

King Henry divorced his wife. In order for him to gain more power after his loss; he decided to disolve all momasteries. B.A.

Marriage to Anne Boleyn

Period: May 28, 1533 to May 17, 1536

Boleyn officially becomes Queen of England

Jun 1, 1533

Anne Boleyn is officially the Queen of England, with her husband King Henry VIII. Stories say that Boleyn might have gotten in the way of King Henry and his powers, and that she was the cause of Tyranny. Some called her "The King's naughty [prostitute]."
JPO

Catherine of Aragon and King Henry VIII divorce

Nov 5, 1533

Anne Boleyn became pregnant by King Henry VIII so he had to make a decision. His decision was to reject the power of the Pope in England and to have Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury grant the annulment. Catherine was to renounce the title of Queen and would be known as the Princess Dowager of Wales. MW

Catherine and Henry VIII divorce

Mar 30, 1534

After claiming god had cursed Henry VIII for having married his sister-in-law he went to the pope to ask for an annulment, but he said refused so Henry went to the archbishop of Canterbury declare his marriage with Catherine null and void on March 30, 1534.
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King Henry VIII passes the act of supremacy

Nov 1, 1534

King Henry VIII breaks with the Church of Rome, and passes the act of supremacy which enabled him to be the supreme ruler of the Church in England. B.A.

First Act of Supremacy

Nov 5, 1534

The first Act of Supremacy took place in November 1534. King Henry the eighth wanted to divorce Catherine of Aragon and the Pope would not allow him to get a divorce. So, King Henry started his own church and declared himself the Royal Supremacy. CH

Catherine of Aragon died

Jan 7, 1536

After loosing her title of queen of England and having her daughter taken away from her, she died at Kimbolton House in Cambridgeshire.
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Boleyn is arrested

May 2, 1536

She was arrested and charged with adultery and incest, when she supposedly had a relationship with Mark Smeaton and Sir Henry Norris, a musician and an aristocrat. Anne and her brother, george, were both arrested for incest when they supposedly had a relationship with each other. eventually, treason was also added to her charges.
JPO

Anne Boleyn Executed

May 19, 1536

Boleyn was beheaded by a french swoardsman for treason, incest, and adultery.
JPO

King Henry VIII marries Jane Seymour

May 30, 1536

Jane Seymour gave Henry the son he had been waiting for, Henry VI MW

Marriage to Jane Seymour

Period: May 30, 1536 to Oct 24, 1537

King Henry passes the Dissolution of Monasteries Act

Oct 11, 1536

Small monasteries, with those of an income of less than £200 a year, were closed. He took vast control over these monasteries including the land, money, and everything else. B.A.

Thomas Cromwell begins the dissolution of the remaining monasteries

Oct 1, 1537

Edward VI is Born

Oct 12, 1537

Edward VI was born in October 1537. Edward was the only son of King of England Henry VIII. A couple of Henry’s marriages ended due to his wives’ incapability to give him a son. Finally, Jane Seymour, his third wife, delivered a son. - Tristan Prentice

Jane Seymour dies

Oct 24, 1537

Died from troubles of the birth of Henry VI MW

King Henry VIII marries Anne of Cleves

Jan 6, 1540

The remaining of all monasteries were closed

Mar 1, 1540

B.A.

King Henry VII marries Kathryn Howard

Jul 28, 1540

Henry was 49 and his bride was no older than 19. MW

Marriage to Kathryn Howard

Period: Jul 28, 1540 to Feb 13, 1542

Kathryn Howard is executed

Feb 13, 1542

Was accused for flirting with younger men

Marriage to Katherine Parr

Period: Jul 12, 1543 to Jan 28, 1547

King Henry marries Katherine Parr

Jan 27, 1547

MW

Edward VI becomes King

Jan 28, 1547

Edward became king at the age of 10. Due to his young age, Edward’s uncle, Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, controlled much of the power that would have been Edward’s. Seymour and the archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Cranmer, were determined to make England a Protestant state. This was supported by Edward VI. - Tristan Prentice

Reign of Edward VI

Period: Jan 28, 1547 to Jul 6, 1553

Katherine Parr is widowed

Sep 5, 1548

King Henry VIII died. MW

Edward VI Dies

Jul 6, 1553

Although much of the time Edward VI was only a figurehead due to his age, his intelligence and ability to be a great leader was never fully fulfilled due to his death at age 15. He died of sickness that was suspected to be measles. However, Edward VII and his council are largely responsible for making England a protestant state. The throne went to his Protestant cousin, Lady Jane Grey, which ended the Tudor dynasty of England. - Tristan Prentice

Marry Tudor becomes queen of England

Jul 19, 1553

Marry Tudor becomes queen of England, and she beggins to execute Protestant Tudors. Because of this, she is known as "Bloody Marry." B.A.

Elizabeth I takes the throne

Nov 17, 1558

Marys very Catholic ways we now over and Elizabeth 1 was queen. Edward was very protostant when he ruled as well. But Elizabeth sought after a healthy comprimise between the two in the reign even though she was protastant herself. - JGC

The Second Act of Supremacy and the repeal

Nov 5, 1559

In 1559 King Henry the Vlll first act of supremacy was repealed by his daughter Mary. Later, the act was reinstated by his other daughter Elizabeth the first. She required the people of England to take oaths of supremacy and could even get treason for not taking the oaths.