c1500-c1700: Migration in early modern England (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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Early modern England
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Early modern England period dates

c.1500-c.1700

English Civil War dates

1642-1651

Charles I execution year

1649

Protectorate leader (1649-1660)

Oliver Cromwell

Bill of Rights year

1689

Henry VIII broke with Rome year

1534

Henry VIII's religious title

Head of Church of England

Mary I's nickname

Bloody Mary

Monarch who made England permanently Protestant

Elizabeth I (1558-1603)

Protestants definition

Christians who disagreed with Catholic Church

Privateers definition

Licensed sailors attacking enemy ships for govt

Huguenots definition

French Protestant refugees in England

3 main factors driving change

Religion, economy, govt policies

England's dominant trade

Cloth trade

Monarchy restoration year & king

1660, Charles II

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