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Tudor Dynasty (Henry VIII, Mary I, and Elizabeth I)
King Henry VIII
Catholic in the beginning and throghout his life personally
Attacked Lutheranism
Cause for Reformation: Desire to divorce his first wife
Catherine of Aragon produced no male heir and he fell in love with lady-in-waiting Anne Bolyen
Relied on Cardinal Wolsey to obtain marriage annulment from Pope Clement VII
After few failed tries, Henry appoints two new advisers: Thomas Cranmer and Thomas Cromwell
Married Anne Boleyn secretly in 1533 and later on in the year, Elizabeth is born
Act of Supremacy (1534) - king is the head of the Church of England
Treason Act - punish anyone who refuses to accept Act of Supremacy
Six Articles Act of 1539 - confirmed aspects of the Catholic Doctrine
Jane Seymour births future Edward VI
*Wives of Henry and their children*
Catharine of Aragon - Mary I
Anne Boleyn - Elizabeth I
Jane Seymour - Edward VI
Anne of Cleves - none (was apparently really ugly )
Catharine Howard - none (commited adultery)
Cathrine Parr - none & outlived Henry
Mary I
"Bloody Mary"
Catholic who wanted to restore Catholicism to England despite opposition
Married Philip II of Spain (disliked in England)
Burned more that 300 protestant heretics (hence the name Bloody Mary)
Failed miserably in restoring Catholicism
Elizabeth I
policy - moderation and compromise
politics over religion - politique
New Act of Supremacy made Elixabeth the sole supreme ruler
Mary, Queen of Scots - next in line for throne and cousin of Elizabeth
Beheaded in 1987 due to plots against Elizabeth
Appeased Puritans
Help from Sir William Cecil and Sir Francis Walsingham
Indirectly encouraged attacks on Spanish ships and colonies
Victorious in Spanish Armada
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King Henry VIII
- Catholic in the beginning and throghout his life personally
- Attacked Lutheranism
- Cause for Reformation: Desire to divorce his first wife
- Catherine of Aragon produced no male heir and he fell in love with lady-in-waiting Anne Bolyen
- Relied on Cardinal Wolsey to obtain marriage annulment from Pope Clement VII
- After few failed tries, Henry appoints two new advisers: Thomas Cranmer and Thomas Cromwell
- Married Anne Boleyn secretly in 1533 and later on in the year, Elizabeth is born
- Act of Supremacy (1534) - king is the head of the Church of England
- Treason Act - punish anyone who refuses to accept Act of Supremacy
- Six Articles Act of 1539 - confirmed aspects of the Catholic Doctrine
- Jane Seymour births future Edward VI
*Wives of Henry and their children*- Catharine of Aragon - Mary I
- Anne Boleyn - Elizabeth I
- Jane Seymour - Edward VI
- Anne of Cleves - none (was apparently really ugly )
- Catharine Howard - none (commited adultery)
- Cathrine Parr - none & outlived Henry
Mary I- "Bloody Mary"
- Catholic who wanted to restore Catholicism to England despite opposition
- Married Philip II of Spain (disliked in England)
- Burned more that 300 protestant heretics (hence the name Bloody Mary)
- Failed miserably in restoring Catholicism
Elizabeth I