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1501
The puritanism born this way
The Puritan Revolution was a movement that emerged in England in the 16th century, of Calvinistic confession, which rejected both the Catholic Church and the Anglican Church -
1534
Act of supremacy making the king the head of the church,
Enrique VIII annulment of his marriage to Catalina de Aragón. -
1536
The parliament and the Church
separation of parliament and church in Rome -
1547
The faster way to Protestantism
Eduardo 6th fast forward of Protestantism -
1553
The Bloody Queen
Mary Tudor becomes queen, restoring Catholicism, killed Protestants -
1558
Lets deal it with the Elizabethan agreement
Elizabeth 1st created Elizabethan agreement to mediate between the two religions -
Period: 1567 to 1568
It is all about the clothes
Controversy over clothing of clergymen by Calvinist groups, the Puritans, preaching, pamphlets in Cambridge and Oxford. -
The Queen is death
Elizabeth 1st die. She did not had children. The kindome passed to Jacobo 1st -
100% Puritan
King did not allow it, but allowed the translation of the bible known as the king james edition -
Catholics again
Charles 1st started with catholics practices. -
God, are you there?
Rene Discards "I think and then I exist" wrote the speech of the method -
Enlightment has a face
Voltaire main promoter and representative -
No more King
Parliament overthrew Carlos 1 and Oliver Cromwell was took importance. -
Go after them!
Charles 2nd raises to power and restore values. It was the era of persecution to puritanism. -
The apple?
Isaac Newton, mathematical principles -
The power belongs to people. Revolution time
England's mighty revolution, they sought the power of the people -
We do not like them, but we tolerate them.
Tolerance law allows groups to continue operating but they will not be church. -
The spirits of the laws
Montesquieu wrote the spirit of the laws -
Period: to
The encyclopedia
Compendium of information -
The raise of books and economy
To wealth of nations by Adam smith the modern economy -
The aura of Humanity
French Revolution, called aura of humanity by Federico Hegel
