Summary AS and A-LEVEL HISTORY - The Tudors - Mary timeline ()

DATE FOREIGN POLICY ECONOMY/ GOVERNMENT RELIGION DOMESTIC
(Mary) (FP) FINANCE POLICY
Debt £185,000 1st Oct – coronation – popular 14th Sept - Cranmer 3rd Aug – acclaimed Queen
and celebrations arrested – announced as legitimate
1553
Met Parliament – removed all First Act of Repeal LJG imprisoned
religious changes under Ed -
refuse to repeal Act of Gave up title of Supreme
Supremacy Head of Church

Mary dissolves Parliament Gardiner freed from
imprisonment
80 MPs voted against repeal of
Edwardian laws

25th July – married Philip Court of Exchequer took over Terms of marriage treaty Royal Injunctions Feb- Wyatt’s rebellion
Court of First Fruits and Tenths announced by proclamation 2,500 men – 90 executed
1554 and Court of Augmentations Cardinal Pole returned
Dec – heresy laws restored from exile – reunited Wyatt arrested + executed
English and Roman
Catholics Lady Jane Grey executed

Elizabeth imprisoned

Philip became ruler of Survey of Crown lands Parliament met in Jan 2nd Act of Uniformity – Poor harvest
Netherlands Only 3 ships abolished all doctrinal
legislation since 1529

1555 Papal Supremacy of
church restored

Latimer + Ridley burned at
the stake

Cardinal Pole made
Archbishop of Canterbury