England’s Glorious Revolution - Ms. Malstrom.ppt

EnglandEngland’’s Glorious s Glorious RevolutionRevolutionWorld StudiesWorld StudiesOctober 20October 20I. The Tudor MonarchsI. The Tudor Monarchs??Henry VIII dies in 1547Henry VIII dies in 1547??His only son, Edward es kingHis only son, Edward es king??He is 9 years old, dies 6 years laterHe is 9 years old, dies 6 years later??His oldest daughter Mary es queenHis oldest daughter Mary es queen??Is Catholic, married to a Spaniard, crazyIs Catholic, married to a Spaniard, crazy??Dies in 1558, leaves the throne to Dies in 1558, leaves the throne to Elizabeth, hopes sheElizabeth, hopes she’’llll keep England keep England atholicII. Elizabeth III. Elizabeth I??Is queen of England for 45 yearsIs queen of England for 45 years??Develops a huge modern navyDevelops a huge modern navy??Allowed piracy to get a piece of tradeAllowed piracy to get a piece of trade??1588 - Spanish Armada attacks, England wins1588 - Spanish Armada attacks, England wins??Encourages exploration and development Encourages exploration and development of coloniesof colonies??Never marries, despite ParliamentNever marries, despite Parliament’’s pleass pleas??Literature flourished during the Golden Literature flourished during the Golden Age - ShakespeareAge - ShakespeareIII. James StuartIII. James Stuart??Elizabeth died in 1603 without an heirElizabeth died in 1603 without an heir??Closest relative was James VI, king of Closest relative was James VI, king of ScotlandScotland??Son of Mary, Queen of Scots who had been Son of Mary, Queen of Scots who had been dethroned by John Knox/the Presbyteriansdethroned by John Knox/the Presbyterians??es king of England in 1603, James es king of England in 1603, James I??Leaves Scotland and moves to EnglandLeaves Scotland and moves to England??He was happy to leave, but the English were He was happy to leave, but the English were suspicious of himsuspicious of himThe StuartsThe Stuarts??James and ReligionJames and Religion??His mother had been Catholic, so English His