Notes 9/20/10
- Tudor Rose- Lancaster and York emblems combined
- Richard III become king
- Henry Tudor tries to take over the kingship
- Richard II had stepped down
- He is replaced by Henry IV
- Henry V dies, his son Henry VI becomes king
- Henry VI was an infant when crowned king
- The people around him were vying for the power of England
- The House of Lancaster and the House of York fight over power
- The ultimate result of the War of the Roses is the rise of the Tudors
- Rise of a recognizable England in the Renaissance
- Rise of strong monarchs
- Catholic England
- People vandalized images of the saints, the Virgin Mary, and Jesus
- From Henry VIII on, fundamentally Protestant and Anglican
- Reformation-
- Tudors were very devout
- The authorities did not want an English version of the Bible released for anyone to read
- A priest who smuggled in a New Testament was tried and found guilty of being a heretic, and was burned
- Catholic England was turned into a Protestant nation
- Henry VIII becomes king when he was 17 (his older brother and father died)
- Henry VIII started the Protestant Reformation by divorcing his wife
- His wife was supposed to marry his brother, but married him after his brother died
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