Henri VIII was born on 28 th June 1491 in Greenwich. He died on the 28 th of January He was the king of England from 1509 to 1536.

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HENRI VIII Henri VIII was born on 28 th June 1491 in Greenwich. He died on the 28 th of January 1547. He was the king of England from 1509 to 1536. The king before him was Henry VII. The king after him was his son: Edward VI, He was the first of the henry's popular for the wars, He loved the woman because he had six women. He established himself as Head of the church of England because the Pope excommunicated him because he wanted the divorce to the first wife so he decided break with the pope. He established himself as head of church of England, He won the war against the Scots, He was a good king.

This is Mary I, she was born on the 18 th February 1516 and she died on the 17 th November 1558. She reigned from 1553 to 1558. She succeeded Henri VIII, her father and after her reign it was Elizabeth I the Queen. Mary I had a surname Bloody Mary because she wanted the restoration of Catholicism and the population was protestant. That's why she was very determined. Mary I wanted to crush a rebellion led by Sir Thomas Wyatt in 1554. She married Philip to have an advantage. This decision provoked a war with France. So she lost England's last possession in France. Mary I wasn t good for English monarchy because she provoked a war, she killed a lot of protestants for the restoration of Catholicism. However, she couldn't restore the Catholicism and her hopes for a Catholic England died with her.

Elizabeth I This is Elizabeth I and her nickname was The Virgin Queen. She was born on September 7 th 1533 and she died on March 23 rd 1603. She reigned from 1558 to 1603. The Queen before her was Mary I and the King after was James I. She gave back the Protestantism to the Londoners. She hated her half sister, Mary I, because she remained a prisoner for twenty years. She wanted Uniformity of the Church of England, a single religion. She wanted a common prayer book and common purpose. On 7 th September 1533, she was born. In 1553, her half sister Mary became the Queen. In 1558, she succeeded to the throne. In 1568, she imprisoned her cousin, Mary, because she wanted to take the English throne. She was executed in 1587. On 13 th March 1603, she died. She was a good monarch for England because she restored Protestantism. Elizabeth created a centre to unite the country against a common enemy, Philip II of Spain and she destroyed his country.

A) This king was James I and VI ; he was born on 19 June 1566 in Edinburgh Castle and died in 1625. He reigned to 1567 from 1625 like King of Scots, after his mother, Mary Stuart. And, he reigned to 1603 from 1625 too, like King of England and Ireland ; he succeeded Elizabeth I. B) He was a capable scholar and wanted to be on good terms with European monarchies ( he wanted to marry his children : he wants married his son with the Spanish Infanta and his daughter with Frederic ). He liked money and had constant need for it. C) In 1586, he signed the treaty of Berwick. In 1611, he authorised King James s version of the Bible. Catholics tried to murder King with help of the parliament. He encouraged the peace between England and Spain. In deed, he wanted to marry his son with the Spanish infant. D) James was a bad king because he was in conflicts with parliament, and puritans and Catholics also.

Charles I 1/ The name of the king is Charles I. He was born on 19 November 1600. He becames King from 1625 to 1649. The king before Charles I was James VI and the queen before was Anne of Denmark. The King after him was Charles II. Catherine of Branganza was the queen after Charles I. 2/ He resolved to rule alone so he was a solitary person. 3/ The Parliement dismissed because he resolved to rule alone in 1629. In 1642 the civil war began. His reaction was bad and the consequence was conflicts. In 1641 there was tensions with disagreements. 4/ He was a bad king because he was executed on 30 January 1649 in the Banqueting House on Whitehall, because he went against his people. He increased the royal standard at Nottingham. And he was unpopular.

His name was William Of Orange and he was born on 4 th November 1650. He died on 19 th March 1702. His dates of reign are from 1689 to 1702. His fathers was William II of Orange. His was married with Mary Personality He was married with Mary in 1677 : his cousin! He was catholic. He hadn t got children. He was a good monarch because he not kill any body so he was nice Early in 1689, the English parliament formally offered William and Mary the throne as joint monarchs. They accepted a 'Declaration of Rights' ('Bill of Rights') which outlined grievances against James, limited the power of the monarchy and affirmed important rights relating to the powers of parliament. he had brought Britain into the 'Grand Alliance' against France. It was a good monarch because he limited the power of the increased the powers of the parliament. monarchy and he

VICTORIA Her name is Alexandrina Victoria of Hanover. She was born in London on the 24 May 1819 and she died in Osborne on the 22 January 1901. She reigned from 1837 to 1901. Before her reign the king was Guillaume IV and after her reign the king was Edward VII. She had the longest reign in the History of England, sixty five years. She was very popular because she had an outstanding personality. She was authoritative woman because she was for peace, serious, arranged. In 1840 she adopted the Whig Prime minister Lord Melbourne as her political mentor, and the consequence was that Britain was evolving into a constitutional Monarchy. The action of the Queen was great but the monarch had few powers. In 1877 Victoria became Empress of India. She governed Canada, Australia, India, New Zealand, and large parts of Africa. Their actions were good. She was a very good Queen because she has to do huge industrial expansion and the growth of a worldwide empire. She revolutioned the British government and her sixtieth birthday was celebrated in a big enthusiasm.