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    A History of England, 1500-1688 (The Birth of

    the Church of England -- Elizabethan England --

    The Glorious Revolution)

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    Plan of Lecture:

    1. Introduction

    2. The Birth of the Church of England: King Henry VIII and the

    Rift with Rome

    3. Continuity or Division?: Mary and Elizabeth

    4. Elizabeth I/Shakespeares England

    a. The triumph of Anglicanism/Protestantism

    b. Culture under Elizabeth: Shakespeares England

    5. The Glorious Revolution 1688 (and the many steps that lead

    there)a. A Kingdom Divided: the English Civil War(s) and the

    Interregnum (1642-1660)

    b. The Triumph of Toleration? The Glorious Revolution

    (1688)

    6. Conclusions: Is England different from Europe?

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    A Useful List of English

    MonarchsHenry VIII 1509 - 1547

    Edward VI 1547 - 1553

    Mary I 1553 - 1558

    Elizabeth I 1558 - 1603

    James I 1603 - 1625

    Charles I 1625 - 1649

    Commonwealth/Interregnum 1649 - 1660

    Charles II 1649 - 1685

    James II 1685 - 1688

    William and Mary 1689 - 1694 (1702)

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    Henry VIII (r.

    1509-1547): Defenderof the Faith or

    Calculating Politician?

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    A defender of Catholicism in England:

    Thomas More (1478-1535)

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    Breaking up with Rome: Catherine of

    Aragon cast aside for Anne Boleyn

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    Edward VI (r. 1547-1553); thedefacement of churches under his

    rule

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    Mary I (r. 1553-1558) &the return to Catholicism

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    The Virgin (and moderate?) Queen

    Elizabeth (r. 1558-1603)

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    Achievements of Elizabethan

    England: Sir Francis Drake and his

    Circumnavigation of the World

    Sir Francis Drake Circumnavigation Map (1577-1580)

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    Elizabethan England: the thriving of

    the arts

    Cover of First Folio, Shakespeare (1623)

    Rehearsal at The Swan Theatre (1596)

    Christopher Marlowe (1585)

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    Charles I (r. 1625-49)

    Th Fi t E li h Ci il W (1642 46) T it i l

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    The First English Civil War (1642-46): Territorial

    losses of Royalists (1642-45); Charles Is defeat at

    the Battle of Naseby (1645); Charles I beheaded

    1649

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    The Interregnum (1649-60): The Foundation

    of the Puritan Republic, headed by Oliver

    Cromwell

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    Restoration (1660) and Charles II

    (r. 1649-1685)

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    The Great Crises of the

    1660s: The return of the

    Plague (1665) and the Great

    Fire of London (1666)

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    Catholicisms return?: James II (r.

    1685-88)

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    Bloodless/Glorious

    Revolution

    William of Orange married to Mary(elder, Protestant daughter of James II)

    William staged invasion of England andwas welcomed by Parliament and

    people

    James II was deposed and forced toflee to France

    invitation to rule issued to William andMary as co-regents by Parliament

    (1689)