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| The first Tudor King of England |
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Earned the title "Defender of the Faith"
Later turned away from Romanism because of his personal life |
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Henry VIII's wife that only bore him a daughter named Mary
Henry VIII divorced her |
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Bore Henry VIII a daughter named Elizabeth
Executed on charges of adultery |
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| Recognized Henry as "the supreme head of the English Church" |
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Henry VIII's third wife
Died while giving birth to Edward VI |
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| Henry's only son that came to the throne at nine years old |
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The Protestant archbishop of Canterbury
Led England toward more reform with Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer |
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| Made up of prayers to be said or even sung |
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Catherine of Aragon's daughter
Earned the title "Bloody Mary" because of her attempts to force Romanism |
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| Written by John Foxe during the time of Bloody Mary |
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| Married Mary Tudor and proposed to start a new Romanist dynasty |
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Was proclaimed queen after Edward VI's death
Was tried in the Tower of London and beheaded for refusing to abandon Protestantism and join Romanism |
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Anne Boleyn's daughter
Nicknamed "Good Queen Bess" |
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| A series of laws which officially established many Protestant and practices |
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| Wanted to purify the church of England from within |
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| Sought to be separate from the official church altogether |
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| opened violently with the execution of preachers who urged reform |
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| The outstanding leader of the Scottish Reformation |
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| Scottish Presbyterian Church |
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| the independent Church of Scotland set up by the Scottish Parliament |
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| Mary Stuart's infant son who reigned after she was forced to abdicate |
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| Designed English ships to defeat the Spanish |
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A skillful English sea captain that attacked Spanish ships
The first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe |
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| The date of the defeat of the Spanish Armada by the English |
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| Characterized by radiant culture, politics, and poetry |
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perhaps the greatest writer of all time
Lived during the Elizabethan Age |
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| A poem by Edmund Spenser dedicated to Elizabeth |
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