Securing the Succession

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1534- Succession Act 
Declared Mary (Henry and Catherine's Daughter) illegitimate, stated that an heir would rest with Annes children
1536- Succession Act 
Followed Annes execution, declared Elizabeth (Henry and Anne's daughter) illegitimate, stated that in the absence of an legitimate heir the king could determine the succession by will, allows Henry to legitimise his illegitimate son Richard (Richard dies in 1536)
1544 Succession Act 
Legitimised Mary & Elizabeth, affirmed Henrys right to determine the succession by will
December 1546, Henry's Will 
confirmed the succession, stated that if Henry's children die with kids; Henry's sisters children will succeed, set up the regency council to act on Edwards behalf

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Securing the Succession

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2.2.4 Family and Succession Issues

3.6 Cyber security

4.3 Water Security

1.2.4 Elizabethan Foreign Policy

4.1.5 Network security:

1.1.4 Henry VIII's Early Reign

1C.5 Elizabethan Foreign Policy

1.4 Network Security

6.2 Energy Security

3.5.5 Network security