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Sep 7, 1533
Birth
Queen Elizabeth I was born September 7th in 1533 at Greenwich, her parents are Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn. Her parents were rulers of England. And she would become Queen of England.
This is important because she lived to become a very important person in the history of England. Sourse: (Byers, Paula K.263) -
Period: Sep 7, 1533 to
Elizabeth I
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Dec 5, 1549
Father Thomas Stephens
Father Thomas Stephens was the first English man to settle in India. His father was an influential London merchant.
This is important because people could spread culture all too different countries. And could be influenced by the country of India. Sourse:(Saldanha, Joseph L) -
Jan 1, 1555
Tobacco
The first time the Spanish got tobacco from the Americans. This is trade between two countries, that have not done this before. This means the countries get new things they can use. This is the first time America sold their cash crop to Spain. Sourse:(The Timetable of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events 237-269) -
Nov 7, 1558
Getting the throne
Queen Elizabeth I became queen after her sister died. She would grow and become a well-known queen; a legend. And this is the beginning of a good rule in England.
This is important because if she never became queen then she problem would not be as well-known as she is. Sourse:( "Elizabeth I (r.1568-1603).") -
Jan 10, 1559
Philip's Proposal
Queen Elizabeth I was asked to merry Philip of Spain to try to ensure the close relationship of Spain and England. This is the same king Philip her sister married. But Elizabeth did not marry him.
This is important because she did not merry him and got her nickname the virgin queen because she was never married Sourse:( Trueman, Chris) -
Jan 1, 1560
Protestant settlement in Catholic Ireland
Queen Elizabeth I tried to spread the protestant religion to catholic Ireland. This leads to spread of religion to other countries, and eventually religious tolerance.
This is important because it leads to spread of religious freedom to other countries. Sourse:( Phillips, Charles, and John Haywood) -
Jan 1, 1563
Secureing The Church of England
Queen Elizabeth I had to secure the Church of England. She laid down the 39 Articles of 1563 and compromised between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. This leads to spread of religion to England and other countries.
This is important because this leads to religious freedom in England. Sorce: ("Elizabeth I (r.1568-1603).") -
Jan 1, 1563
Unarthrized portraits
No one could draw or paint pictures of the Queen Elizabeth I without her permission. This leads to her controlling how the press shows how she looks and if she did not like the painting then it is not used.
This is important because no unwanted picture of her could be drawn, so she could control how she looked to the public. sourse: ( Phillips, Charles, and John Haywood) -
Jan 1, 1568
Constazo Varolio
Costanzo Varolio Studied human anatomy. Also he studied the organ the brain. This improves the medicine career.
This is important because people can use the knowledge of the human body to help sick people, and to understand how the body works. Sourse:(The Timetable of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events 237-269) -
Apr 27, 1570
Elizabeth excomunicated by the pope
During the Reformation, the Church of England broke away from the Roman church. Queen Elizabeth I wanted you to be able to be Catholic or Protestant, so Pope Pius V put a bull against her and claimed no Salvation outside the roman church. This leads England one step closer to religious freedom.
This is important because this is England fighting for freedom of religion, and the spread of religion Sourse:(Graves, Dan.) -
Jun 2, 1572
Kill the Queen
The Duke of Norfolk wanted to kill Queen Elizabeth I. He failed and was executed for trying to kill the queen. He was executed for treason.
This is important because she still lived and did grate things for England. Sourse:( Phillips, Charles, and John Haywood) -
Sep 26, 1580
Frances Drake
Frances drake sailed the complete circumference of the world. This leads to new discovery’s and finds in undiscovered territory. Also countries can claim colonies.
This is important because he travelled the world and could tell people what he discovered when he travelled, and leads to colony growth. Sourse:Sourse:Sourse:(The Timetable of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events 237-269) -
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare’s first acting experience. This leads to important dramas in literature.
This is important because Shakespeare is an important person in literature. He wrote many plays people read and preform today. Sourse:Sourse:(The Timetable of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events 237-269) -
Tomatoes
The first time those tomatoes were brought to England. The crop can make more money for England, and lead to growth of farms. This also helps the people from starving.
This is important because this is the first time tomatoes can be farmed in England to help feed the people of England. Sourse:(The Timetable of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events 237-269) -
Essex beheaded for treason
This is the end Essex Rebellion ended. The Essex Rebellion took place in the capital. The Essex Rebellion happened to have more power in the court.
This is important because it is the end of an important rebellion in English history over power in the court. This event is one of the last events in Queen Elizabeth’s life. Sourse: (Williams, Neville.) -
Death
Queen Elizabeth I died at Richmond palace. Her death was a holiday for two-hundred years. Queen Elizabeth died living life as a legend. She did many things when she was queen.
This is important because it the end of an important role in the history of England. Her life effected not just England but other countries too. Sourse: ("Elizabeth I (r.1568-1603).")
