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Iconoclasm Invasion of Scotland Somerset’s Protectorship Chantries Factional rivalry Debasement & Inflation Enclosure Influenza

Act of Uniformity Western Seymour Kett’s Somerset falls Book of Common Prayer Northumberland Lord President Repeal of Sheep Tax Treaty of Boulogne

nd Act of Uniformity Scotland Somerset 42 Articles Book of Common Prayer Marian Rising Edward Act of Repeal Devise & LJG

Papacy Restored Marriage to Philip Wyatts Heresy Acts Burnings Cramner Harvest failure & famine Jane Grey 2 nd Act of Repeal

War with France Harvest fails (M) Loss of Calais Mary Elizabeth ( E) Privy Council Cecil appointed Influenza

Act of Uniformity Cateau- Cambrésis Elizabeth’s coronation Lords of Cong. Smallpox crisis Act of Supremacy 39 Articles Edinburgh Support for French Hug’ts

Articles Parliament: pressure to marry Troyes Convocation Foxe’s Book of Martyrs Neth’ds trade embargo Parliament: pressure to marry

Parker’s Advertisements Vestments controversy Duke of Alba to the Netherlands Faction: marriage to Charles Parliament: pressure to marry MQS abdicates

Douai San Juan MQS in England Scottish Border issue MQS/ Norfolk marriage conspiracy Northern Spanish Bullion

Excommunication of Elizabeth Earl of Moray Treasons Act Northern suppressed Ridolfi Plot W. Cecil = Ld Burghley Parliament in session 39 Articles

Admonitions Sea Beggars Drake in W.I. Walsingham Sec of State Blois St Bart’s Massacre, Paris Missionary Priests Arrive Neths trade returns Parl. pressure over heir Norfolk

Grindal made ABC New Spanish offensive in Netherlands Spanish ‘Fury’ Parl: Peter Wentworth Act for relief of poor Pacification of Ghent

Cutherbert Mayne (Sem Priest) Drake begins circumnavigation Faction: Marriage & succession Anjou marriage negotiations Faction: supporting Netherlands Grindal suspended Prophesyings ?

Faction: marriage to Anjou & succession Jesuits Spain annexes Portugal Prophesyings

Act of Due Obedience Classis system emerges throughout 1580s Campion (Jesuit)

Whitgift made ABC Throckmorton Plot Spanish Ambassador expelled Bond of Association Whitgift’s Articles Catholic League Formed William of Orange assassinated Joinville

Act against Jesuits and Sem. Priests Nonsuch Parliament in session Parry plot Babington Plot Food riots in Hampshire Mary, Queen of Scots

Bill and Book Attack on Cadiz Marprelate Tracts ARMADA! Leicester

Archpriest Drake’s expedition to Portugal Walsingham Hatton Cecil promoted

Drake attacks Lisbon Faction: Essex joins council Madre de Dios =£££ Frobisher and Cumberland, twice Bad harvests start

Drake and Hawkins fail in West Indies Sack of Cadiz Cecil Sec of State Worst harvest of century Tyrone’s Anti enclosure and food riots in South Faction: Essex’s poor leadership

Poor Law Poor harvest Raid on Puerto Rico Burghley Famine Parliament in session Relief of Poor Act Riots in London across 1590s

Cecil Master of the Rolls Mountjoy replaces Essex in Ireland Monopolies issue Revised Poor Law Essex returns form Ireland

Golden Speech Essex Elizabeth Tyrone’s Parliament in session James End of War with Spain in 1604