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House of Tudors
Henry VII - 1485 - 1509

Henry VIII - broke away from Catholic church

Edward VI (son of Henry VIII) - died young

Mary I - 1516-1558 (Henry VIII & Katharine of Aragon) - Catholic / Bloody Mary

Elizabeth I (Henry VIII & Anne Boleyn) - Protestant / tolerance



The Stuarts
James I - 1603 -1625 (son of Mary Stuart - great grand daughter of Henry VII) - already King James VI of Scotland - complicated "protestant"

Charles I (James I) - fought Parliament /beheaded (long parliament)

[break] Commonwealth - Cromwell

Charles II (Charles I)

James II (Charles I) Catholic

William III (dutch) & Mary II (James II)

Anne (James II)




Solemn League and Covenant
The agreement between the Scottish Covenanters and the leaders of the English Parliament in 1643 during the First English Civil War.

Charles I
Westminster Assembly
Council of theologians (divines) and members of English Parliament appointed to restructure the Church of England beginning in 1643. It was formed during the lead up to the First English Civil war by the Long Parliament.

Scottish commissioners attended and advised the Assembly
Long Parliament
Influenced by Puritanism, opposed to religious policies of Charles I.
Thomas Cranmer
Archbishop of Canterbury during Henry VIII, Edward VI, killed under Bloody Mary.

Complied first two revisions of the Book of Common Prayer
Puritanism
English Calvinist movement that begin to thrive shortly after the accession of Elizabeth I

wanted to purify the doctrine, worship, and life of the Church of England
New England Puritans
after 1630s Puritans left for New England, supporting the founding of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and other settlements.

Large scale Puritan emigration to New England ceased by 1641