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Before Reign
1533 - Elizabeth Born
1536 - Execution of Anne Boleyn
1540 - Society of Jesus (Jesuits) founded
1541 - Henry Viii declared King of Ireland by Act of Parliament
1557 - England joins Spain in war with France
1558
Loss of Calais
Marriage of Mary Stuart and Dauphin
Publication of Knox's 'the first blast of the trumpet'
Death of Mary I, accession of Elizabeth I
William Cecil appointed Principal Secretary
Majority of Privy council Catholic
1559
First Elizabeth Parliament
Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis
Acts of Supremacy and Uniformity
Royal Injuctions
Rebellion of Scottish Lords of the Congregation against Mary of Guise
Accession of Francis II and Mary Stuart
House of Commons criticised for requesting Elizabeth I to marry
1560
English army sent to Scotland
Treaty of Edinburgh - French withdrawn from Scotland
Robert Dudley Widowed
Death of Francis II
300/9,000 clergy dismissed or resigned
1561
Mary Stuart returns from Scotland to France
Sussex campaign against Shane O'Neill in Ireland
Mary refuses to sign Treaty of Edinburgh
1562
Shane O'Neill submits to Elizabeth at Whitehall
Treaty of Hampton Court with Huguenots
Le Havre occupied by English troops
France affected by civil war -82
1563
Le Havre evacuated
Thirty Nine Articles
Sussex renews campaigns against O'Neill
MPs urge Queen to marry
Minor trade war with Flanders -64
1564
Treaty of Troyes ends English armed hostilities with France
1565
Mary Stuart marries Lord Darnley
1566
Parker's Advertisements and Vestiarian Controversy
Major rebellion against Spain in the Netherlands
Murder of Riccio
Birth of James, son of Mary Stuart
Tensions between Elizabeth I and Parliament over succession and the Queen's marriage
Paul Wentworth demands freedom of speech
1567
Murder of Darnley
Mary Stuart marries Bothwell
Mary Stuart forced to renounce throne in favour of infant James
Shane O'Neill killed
Phillip sends 10,000 troops under Alva to suppress Dutch Protestants
Slave trader John Hawkins attacked by Spanish officials
1568
Mary Stuart flees to England
William Allen founds seminary of Douai
England seizes Philip II's Genoese bullion, Philip reacts by seizing English goods and shipping in Spanish ports. Elizabeth responded by confiscating Spanish assets in England
1569
Norfolk/Mary Stuart marriage plot
Revolt of the Northern Earls
Suspension of trade between Spain and England
Fitzmaurice/Edmund Butler uprising in Ireland
Alva urged to help Northern rebellion
Philip considers sending assistance to Geraldine Rebellion in Munster
1570
Pope Pius V issues Papal Bull 'Regans in Excelsis' excommunicating Elizabeth I
Rise of Sit Francis Walsingham as Ambassador of France
1571
Cartwrights 'Presbytarian' lectures at Cambridge
'Alphabet' Bills
Treason Acts
Philip discusses sending troops to aid Ridolfi
Ridolfi Plot discovered
Strickland introduced bill in House of Commons to reform the Prayer Book - Queen tries to ban him from commons
Peter Wentworth demands freedom of speech
1572
William of Orange invades Spanish Netherlands
Treaty of Blois: England and France conclude defensive league against Spain
Puritan 'Admonitions to Parliament'
Execution of Duke of Norfolk
St Bartholomew's Day Massacre
William Cecil (Lord Burghley) appointed Lord Treasurer. Walsingham replaces Burghley as Principal Secretary
First stage of Alencon marriage negotiations
Thomas Smith lands to set up Ulster plantation
Death of Treasurer Winchester
Commons and Lords call for death of Mary
1573
Convention of Nymegen : trade resumes between Spain and England
Drake captures silver fleet at Nombre de Dios - Queen denies all knowledge
1574
First missionary priests from Douai arrive in England
Anjou becomes King of France
1575
Edmund Grindal translated to Archbishopric of Canterbury
1576
Grindal ordered to suppress prophesyings - refuses
Unpaid Spanish army mutinies in Netherlands : Sack of Antwerp
Pacification of Ghent
Peter Wentworth imprisoned over free speech by the House of Commons
1577
'Perpetual Edict' Spanish army temporarily withdraws from the Netherlands
Grindal suspended
1578
Spanish commander Parm wins successes against rebels in the Netherlands (Battle of Gembloux)
Through aversion of heavy spending, Elizabeth balances budget
1579
Fitzmaurice and Sander (papal envoy) land in Smerwick, triggering uprisings in Ireland
Alencon begins to receive money and encouragement to lead troops against Spanish Army at Flanders.
1580
First Jesuits (Campion and Parsons) arrive in England
Philip II invades Portugal
Puritan attempt to introduce Genevan prayer book
Drake completes circumnavigation of globe, seizes silver bullion, knighted on return
Spanish troops arrive at Munster but are quickly arrested.
1581
Act 'to retain the Queen's Majesty's subjects in their due obedience'
Queen provides Anjou with funds to intervene the Netherlands against Spain
1582
Separatist Robert Browne publishes 'Treatise of Reformation without tarrying for any'
1583
Death of Grindal
John Whitgift appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Whitgift's 3 articles
1584
Throckmorton Plot
Dr Turner's bill in favour of Presbyterianism vetoed by Queen
Assassination of William of Orange
Bond of Association
Death of Anjou
Treaty of Joinville between Philip II and the French Catholic League
Henry of Navarre heir presumptive of France
Commons and Lords call for death of Mary Stuart
Medoza, Spanish ambassador deported for involvement in Throckmorton plot.
1585
Act 'Against Jesuits, seminary priests and such other like disobedient persons'
Treaty of Nonsuch with Netherlands : Elizabeth sends troops under Earl of Leicester
Parry Plot discovered
Lord Lieutenants appointed to every county
1586
Babington Plot discovered
Cope introduces bill to House of Commons to repeal the Prayer Book. Arrested by the Privy Council
Only 1/4 of Oxfordshire parishes received regular sermons
Puritan attempt to introduce Genevan prayer book
Commons and Lords call for death of Mary Stuart
Drake plunders West Indian islands and captures Spanish and Portuguese bullion ships. Queen's denied support tantamount to war.
1587
Anothony Cope's Presbyterian 'Bill and a Book'
Execution of Mary Staurt
Francis Drake raids Cadiz to attack the imminent Armada
Puritan attempt to introduce Genevan prayer book
Peter Wentworth demands freedom of speech
1588
Defeat of the Armada
Spanish army denied entry to French port
Martin Marprelate tracts first published
Assassination of the Duke of Guise
Publication of nine satirical pamphlets prompts Whitgift to round up Presbyterians
1589
Assassination of Henry III of France
Accession of Henry IV (Henry of Navarre)
English troops sent to Normandy
Fleet under Drake and Norris fails in its aims to destroy remnants of Armada and provoke an uprising in Lisbon against Philip II
Chancellor of the Exchequer Mildmay dies
Parliamentary tax doubled
Beginning of 4 expeditions to France -93
1590
Spanish troops invade Brittany
Death of Walsingham
Robert Cecil becomes secretary
1591
Essex and Norris lead military expeditions to Normandy and Brittany
1592
Founding of Trinity College, Dublin
1593
Act 'to retain the Queen's subjects in obedience'
Execution of Separatists Barrow and Greenwood
French King Kenry IV converts to Catholicism
Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, elected to title of 'The O'Neill'
Puritan attempt to introduce Genevan prayer book
Peter Wentworth demands freedom of speech
Parliamentary tax trebled
1594
Whitgifts Lambeth Articles
Bad harvests ensue until 97
1595
Irish Rebellion led by Tyrone -1603
1596
Elizabeth concludes triple alliance with Dutch and French against Spain
Spanish Armada aimed at Ireland scattered by storms
Riots against enclosures
1597
Further Armada to Ireland scattered by storms
House of Commons grievances over monopolies
Parliamentary taxation trebled
1598
Appointment of George Blackwell as Archpriest
Henry IV of France makes peace with Spain
Death of Philip II
Defeat of Elizabeth's forces at Yellow Ford by Hugh O'Neill
Munster Plantation destroyed
Death of Burghley
1599
Earl of Essex appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, arrives in April, leaves in September
1600
Mountjoy Lord Deputy in Ireland
1601
Spanish Army lands at Kinsale
Mountjoy defeats O'Neill at Kinsale
Essex's Rebellion
Elizabeth I's 'Golden Speech'
MPs complain over the Crown's right to grant monopolies
Cancellation of several monopolies
Parliamentary taxation quadrupled
1603
24 March death of Elizabeth
30 March Hugh O'Neill submits to Mountjoy