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Mid-Tudor Crisis (1547-1563) The Tudors: England 1485-1603 - A Level History > Tudors Timeline 1485-1603 > Flashcards

Tudors Timeline 1485-1603 Flashcards

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1485

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> Henry VII takes the throne after the Battle of Bosworth

> Henry’s first Parliament

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1486

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> Henry marries Elizabeth of York

> Lovell Rebellion

> Birth of Prince Arthur

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1487

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> Lambert Simnel

> Defeat of John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln, at East Stoke

> Export of unfinished cloth by foreign merchants banned

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1489

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> Yorkshire Rising

> Treaty of Redon - Brittany & England

> Treaty of Medina del Campo

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1491

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> Beginning of Perkin Warbeck imposture

> Birth of Prince Henry (future Henry VIII)

> War against France

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1492

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> Treaty of Etaples

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1494

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> Poynings appointed Lord Deputy of Ireland

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1495

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> Execution of Sir William Stanley

> Introduction of Council Learned in Law under Sir Reginald Bray

> Creation of Privy Chamber

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1496

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> Intercursus Magnus

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1497

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> Cornish Rebellion

> Surrender of Warbeck

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1499

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> Execution of Earl of Warwick and Warbeck

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1501

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> Marriage of Catherine of Aragon and Prince Arthur

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1502

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> Death of Prince Arthur

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1503

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> Marriage of Princess Margaret to James IV of Scotland

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1506

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> Treaty of Windsor

> Intercursus Malus

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1509

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> Death of Henry VII, succeeded by Henry VIII

> Empson and Dudley arrested

> Marriage of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon

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1510

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> Empson and Dudley executed

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1512

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> War against France

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1513

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> Battle of Flodden

> Capture of Tournai and Therouanne

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1514

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> Wolsey appointed Archbishop of York

> Princess Mary marries Louis XII of France

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1515

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> Wolsey appointed Lord Chancellor

> Princess Mary marries Earl of Suffolk

> Wolsey appointed Cardinal

> Wolsey begins building Hampton Court

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1516

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> Birth of Princess Mary (future Mary I)

> Thomas More publishes Utopia

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1518

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> Treaty of London

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1520

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> Field of the Cloth of Gold

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1521

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> Treaty of Bruges

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1523

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> War against France

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1525

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> Opposition to Amicable Grant

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1526

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> League of Cognac (anti-imperial)

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1528

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> Legatine court enquiring validity of Henry’s marriage

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1529

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> Fall of Wolsey

> Thomas More appointed Lord Chancellor

> Treaty of Cambrai (France & Holy Roman Empire)

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1532

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> Resignation of Thomas More

> Thomas Cromwell emerges as Chief Minister

> Thomas Cranmer appointed Archbishop of Canterbury

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1533

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> Break with Rome - Henry marries Anne Boleyn

> Birth of Princess Elizabeth (future Elizabeth I)

> Mary declared illegitimate

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1534

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> Act of Supremacy

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1535

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> Thomas More executed

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1536

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> Anne Boleyn executed

> Henry marries Jayne Seymour

> Elizabeth declared illegitimate

> Beginning of Dissolution of the Monasteries

> First set of royal injunctions

> Ten Articles

> Pilgrimage of Grace

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1537

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> Birth of Prince Edward (future Edward VI)

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1538

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> Second set of royal injunctions

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1539

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> Six Articles Act

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1540

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> Henry marries Anne of Cleves, quickly dissolved

> Thomas Cromwell executed

> Henry marries Katherine Howard

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1542

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> Katherine Howard executed

> Battle of Solway Moss

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1543

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> Treaty of Greenwich

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1544

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> Mary and Elizabeth reinstated into succession

> Invasion of France

> Capture of Boulogne

> Currency debasement begins

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1545

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> Battle of Ancrum Moore

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1547

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> Death of Henry VIII

> Duke of Somerset appointed Protector

> Third set of royal injunctions

> Invasion of Scotland

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1548

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> Enclosure commission

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1549

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> Execution of Thomas Seymour

> Fall of Somerset

> Earl of Warwick (Northumberland) takes over leadership

> Act of Uniformity and first Book of Common Prayer

> Western Rebellion

> Kett’s Rebellion

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1550

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> Earl of Warwick becomes President of Council and Duke of Northumberland

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1552

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> Execution of Somerset

> Act of Uniformity, second Book of Common Prayer

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1553

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> Death of Edward VI, succeeded temporarily by Lady Jane Grey

> Mary I proclaimed Queen

> Execution of the Duke of Northumberland

> 42 Articles of Religion

> Pole appointed papal legate to England

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1554

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> Wyatt’s Rebellion

> Execution of Lady Jane Grey

> Marriage of Philip of Spain (later Philip II of Spain) and Mary

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1555

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> Restoration of heresy law

> Burnings for heresy

> Harvest failure

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1556

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> Execution of Thomas Cranmer

> Harvest failure

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1557

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> Pope Paul IV revokes Pole’s papal legateship

> War against France

> Influenza epidemic

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1558

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> Death of Mary I, succeeded by Elizabeth I

> William Cecil appointed secretary

> Loss of Calais

> Influenza epidemic continues

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1559

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> Acts of Supremacy and Uniformity

> Fourth set of royal injunctions

> Matthew Parker appointed Archbishop of Canterbury

> Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis

> Elizabeth aids Lords of Congregation in Scotland

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1560

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> Treaty of Edinburgh

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1561

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> Undebased currency restored

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1562

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> Elizabeth seriously ill with smallpox

> Military support for French Huguenots

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1563

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> Elizabeth urged to marry

> 39 Articles

> Publication of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs

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1564

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> Treaty of Troyes (France & England)

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1567

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> Mary, Queen of Scots, forced to abdicate

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1568

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> Mary, Queen of Scots, flees to England

> Clash between Spanish fleet and English fleet under John Hawkins

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1569

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> Northern Rebellion

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1570

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> Elizabeth excommunicated by Pope Pius V

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1571

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> Ridolfi Plot

> Cecil raised to the peerage as Lord Burghley

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1572

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> Duke of Norfolk executed

> Cartwright and Field campaign reform of organisation of English Church

> Treaty of Blois (England & France)

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1573

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> Sir Francis Walsingham appointed Secretary of State

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1574

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> Arrival of first Catholic missionary priests

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1577

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> Execution of first Catholic priest

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1579

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> Marriage negotiations between Elizabeth and the Duke of Anjou

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1580

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> Arrival of first Jesuit missionaries

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1581

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> Tightening of anti-Catholic laws

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1583

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> Throckmorton Plot

> John Whitgift appointed Archbishop of Canterbury

> Whitgift Articles

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1584

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> Bond of Association (key to executing Mary, Queen of Scots)

> Expulsion of Spanish ambassador

> Treaty of Joinville (France & Spain)

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1585

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> Parry Plot

> Treaty of Nonsuch (England & Dutch Rebels)

> Start of Anglo-Spanish war

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1586

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> Babington Plot

> Mary, Queen of Scots, convicted of treason

> Treaty of Berwick (England & Scotland)

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1587

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> Mary, Queen of Scots, executed

> Successful English attack on Spanish fleet in Cadiz

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1588

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> Death of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester

> Defeat of Spanish Armada

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1590

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> Death of Walsingham

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1591

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> Death of Christopher Hatton

> Robert Cecil promoted to Privy Council

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1593

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> Execution of separatists

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1594

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> Start of Tyrone Rebellion in Ireland

> Harvest failure

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1595

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> Harvest failure

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1596

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> Cecil appointed Secretary of State

> Harvest failure

> Food riots

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1597

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> Harvest failure

> Reports of starvation in parts of the North

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1598

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> Death of Lord Burghley

> Defeat of English force in Ireland at Battle of Yellow Ford

> Poor law enacted

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1599

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> Cecil appointed Master of Wards

> Earl of Essex returns from Ireland

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1601

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> ‘Rebellion’ and execution of the Earl of Essex

> Agitation in Parliament over monopolies

> Poor law revised

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1603

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> Death of Elizabeth, succeeded by James I, ending the Tudor Age.

Mid-Tudor Crisis (1547-1563) The Tudors: England 1485-1603 - A Level History (14 decks)

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