Richard II was forced from the England became a superpower throne. the English Renaissance Many Battles were fought between Establishment of Virginia the two houses. The victory over Armada In 1485 Henry VII defeated Richard William Shakespeare, culture and III. literature fluorishes. Henry Tudor was crowned king as Elizabeth I Henry VII, married Edward’s IV The Stuarts daughter, united the two houses. Mary Stuart Henry VII 1542 1567 – 1457 1509 – Queen of Scotland founder of the Tudor dynasty Was Catholic United the Lancasters and Yorks Married to Francis II, Henry Married Elizabeth of York Darnley Henry VIII Suspected of treason against Elizabeth 1491 1547 – Formed the Anglican Church I the Act of Supremacy in 1534 1566 1625 – Had six wives First king of England and Scotland Henry VIII the Gunpowder plot Mary Tudor Paranoid 1516 - 1558 Charles I Tried to restore Catholicism 1600 1649 – Married to Felipe II English Civil War Daughter of Henry VIII and Isabella Executed by the Parliament Elizabeth I Charles I 1533 1603 –
Richard II was forced from the throne. Many Battles were fought between the two houses. In 1485 Henry VII defeated Richard III. Henry Tudor was crowned king as Henry VII, married Edward’s IV daughter, united the two houses. Henry VII 1457 – 1509 founder of the Tudor dynasty United the Lancasters and Yorks Married Elizabeth of York Henry VIII 1491 – 1547 Formed the Anglican Church the Act of Supremacy in 1534 Had six wives Henry VIII Mary Tudor 1516 - 1558 Tried to restore Catholicism Married to Felipe II Daughter of Henry VIII and Isabella Elizabeth I 1533 – 1603 England became a superpower the English Renaissance Establishment of Virginia The victory over Armada William Shakespeare, culture and literature fluorishes. Elizabeth I The Stuarts Mary Stuart 1542 – 1567 Queen of Scotland Was Catholic Married to Francis II, Henry Darnley Suspected of treason against Elizabeth I 1566 – 1625 First king of England and Scotland the Gunpowder plot Paranoid Charles I 1600 – 1649 English Civil War Executed by the Parliament Charles I
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