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Henry VIII's quest for a male heir spurred him to pursue a(n) ______ from Catherine of Aragon, an action that the Pope vehemently opposed.
Henry VIII's quest for a male heir spurred him to pursue a(n) ______ from Catherine of Aragon, an action that the Pope vehemently opposed.
annulment
Following Edward VI's attempt to divert the line of succession, ______ briefly held the crown before being deposed and executed.
Following Edward VI's attempt to divert the line of succession, ______ briefly held the crown before being deposed and executed.
Lady Jane Grey
Mary I's reign was defined by her effort to reinstate ______ in England, leading to the persecution of Protestants and earning her the moniker "Bloody Mary."
Mary I's reign was defined by her effort to reinstate ______ in England, leading to the persecution of Protestants and earning her the moniker "Bloody Mary."
Catholicism
Elizabeth I's decision to remain unmarried, earning her the title "the ______," was a strategic move to preserve her authority and independence as a monarch.
Elizabeth I's decision to remain unmarried, earning her the title "the ______," was a strategic move to preserve her authority and independence as a monarch.
The end of the Tudor dynasty came with the death of Elizabeth I, who neglected to name an heir, paving the way for ______ of Scotland to ascend to the English throne.
The end of the Tudor dynasty came with the death of Elizabeth I, who neglected to name an heir, paving the way for ______ of Scotland to ascend to the English throne.
The Tudor dynasty, ruling England from 1485 to 1603, witnessed transformative events, including the War of the Roses, the English Reformation, and the ______.
The Tudor dynasty, ruling England from 1485 to 1603, witnessed transformative events, including the War of the Roses, the English Reformation, and the ______.
Elevated into aristocracy for his service, Ednyfed Fychan, trusted advisor to the Welsh princes of Gwynedd in the late 12th century, was granted land and ______ status.
Elevated into aristocracy for his service, Ednyfed Fychan, trusted advisor to the Welsh princes of Gwynedd in the late 12th century, was granted land and ______ status.
In contrast to his father and grandfather, Owen Tudor, descendant of Ednyfed, shifted allegiances by aligning with the English king, ______.
In contrast to his father and grandfather, Owen Tudor, descendant of Ednyfed, shifted allegiances by aligning with the English king, ______.
Following the death of Henry V, his widow, Catherine of Valois, entered into a relationship with Owen Tudor, leading to a brief ______ for Tudor due to her status as dowager queen needing permission to remarry.
Following the death of Henry V, his widow, Catherine of Valois, entered into a relationship with Owen Tudor, leading to a brief ______ for Tudor due to her status as dowager queen needing permission to remarry.
The War of the Roses was caused by King Henry VI's marriage to ______ not producing an heir, and also his own mental illness.
The War of the Roses was caused by King Henry VI's marriage to ______ not producing an heir, and also his own mental illness.
After the death of Edward of Westminster, Henry Tudor's claim to the throne became legitimate, though it was initially ______.
After the death of Edward of Westminster, Henry Tudor's claim to the throne became legitimate, though it was initially ______.
Following his victory at the Battle of Bosworth Field, Henry Tudor ascended to the throne, assuming the title of King ______.
Following his victory at the Battle of Bosworth Field, Henry Tudor ascended to the throne, assuming the title of King ______.
Henry VII strategically arranged marriages for his children and fostered positive relations with European nations, while also forbidding nobles from maintaining substantial private ______.
Henry VII strategically arranged marriages for his children and fostered positive relations with European nations, while also forbidding nobles from maintaining substantial private ______.
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English Reformation
English Reformation
The event where the Church of England separated from the Roman Catholic Church, initiated by Henry VIII.
Succession Attempt
Succession Attempt
Edward VI's attempt to change the succession, naming Lady Jane Grey as his heir instead of his sisters Mary and Elizabeth.
Marian Persecutions
Marian Persecutions
Queen Mary I's efforts to reinstate Catholicism in England, marked by the persecution of Protestants.
Poor Law
Poor Law
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Spanish Armada
Spanish Armada
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Tudor Dynasty
Tudor Dynasty
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Tudor Monarchs
Tudor Monarchs
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Ednyfed Fychan
Ednyfed Fychan
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Owen Tudor
Owen Tudor
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War of the Roses
War of the Roses
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Henry VII
Henry VII
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Red and White Roses
Red and White Roses
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Henry VIII
Henry VIII
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Explore the Tudor dynasty, which ruled England from 1485 to 1603, marked by events like the War of the Roses and the English Reformation. The Tudor family's origins trace back to Wales, with Owen Tudor eventually connecting the family to the English throne.
