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Jan 1, 1509
Jane Seymour
Born in 1509, died October 24 1537, Married King Henry on May 30th,1536 Jane was VERY uneducated! Even though she was the 3rd wife of King Henry, she was never actually crowned queen. Jane was the only wife of Henry who managed to have a son. Jane was also the only wife to have been burried along with the King Jane died from child birth 2 weeks after her son was born. -
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Apr 23, 1509
Henry VIII Takes the Throne
Henry VIII was born on June 28,1491 in Greenwich to Henry VII and Elizabeth of York. He was 18 years old when he took the trone after his dad died. He took the throne due to the fact that he was the heir. Henry VIII broke away from the church because he wanted to divorce his wife. He wanted a son and his wife couldn't give him one but if he went to another wife without divorce, it would be considered adultery. He died on January 28, 1547 of obesity. -
Jun 11, 1509
Catherine of Aragon
King Henry married Catherine of Aragon. She was only 23 when she married King Henry VIII. Her coronation was on June 15th, 1509. Her first daughter was born stillborn on January 31, 1510. She gave birth to six kids total when she was with Henry. The only child that survived was Mary. The couple got divorced on May 23, 1533. She died on January 7, 1536 of heart cancer. -
Apr 3, 1512
Katherine Parr
Katherine married King Henry July 12, 1543. She became a widow to King Henry January 28th, 1547. She then later died September 5, 1548. Katherine was involved in three marriages. 2 of those marriages ended up in her being a widow. Katherine was involved in an education program involving younger children. 3 months after King Henry's death, she secretly married Thomas Seymour -
Jan 16, 1513
Acts of Supermacy
One of the issues that occured after the break with Rome was who was going to be in control of the Chruch in England. This Acts of Supermacy included the rule that the King was in charge of the Chruch. This Acts made it clear thst the Church could only make changes in day-to-day decesions. -
Sep 22, 1515
Ann of cleves
She was born on September 22nd 1515 and married Henry the VIII on Jsnusry 6th 1540 and devorced in july of1540 she died on July 16th 1557. 5 facts shewas devorced and named henry's sister, was never able to have any children, when Henry saw what ann looked like he wanted to devorce her, she was given a castle and took a liking to her step daughter Mary, -
Feb 18, 1516
Mary I of England (Bloody Mary)
Mary I of England was the daughter of Catherine of Aragon. She became the Queen on October 1st, 1553. Mary later then died November 17th 1558. -
Jul 28, 1521
Kathryn Howard
Kathryn was on of the King's wives. She married him July 28th 1540, and she was executed by King Henry on Febuary 13th, 1542 in the London Square. She wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed! King Henry was 59 years old, and Kathryn was 19 years old! That is a 40 year old difference! The rumor is that she started to have affrais with younger men -
Jan 25, 1533
Anne Boleyn
King Henry VIII marries his second wife, Anne Boleyn. Her coronation was on June 1, 1533. Her crown was the St. Edwards Crown, which before her had only been used for monarchs. She had troubles conceiving a child. She was convicted of tyranny and was referred to as the "king's prostitute". She was executed on a Friday and was convicted of adultery. -
Oct 12, 1537
Edward VI is Born
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Feb 20, 1547
Edward VI Takes the Throne
After his father died, Edward was the heir so he took the throne. His mother was Jane Seymour. Edward was a bright child who studied often and grew in knowledge. He took the throne at the age of 10 years old. He led England into a war and he died on July 16. 1553 of an uknown illness. -
Sep 7, 1558
Elizabeth Tudor
Elizabeth tudor Daughter of Ann Boleyn, Born September 7th 1533, Died on March 24th 1603 because of blood poisoning, She was never married. Gained the throne in November 1558 after Mary's death. 5 facts She went back to monarchy Her reign was dangerous because of rebellion daughter of henry the VIII, was almost exicuted by her half sister and was never married -
Apr 1, 1559
Acts of supremacy 1534, and 1559
The act of supemacy were giving complete power to the queen or king over the church and putting monarchy back in place. The act of supremacy was taken away in 1554 by King Henry's daughter Mary because she was mad at him. The act was put back in place by Queen Elizabeth the 1st.
