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1534
henry 8
reformation
- became head of the
church
1642-1651
Eng
civil
war
1649
charles 1 executed
1660
Parliament invites
charles 2
to return
1685
James 2 became
king
-
unpopular
, he's catholic
1562
England become involved with
slavery
1600
Elizabeth 1 issued a charter to set up the
East India
Company
1660
Charles 2
issued a charter to set up the
Royal African Company
1572
St
Bartholomew's
Day Massacre
1685
French
people illegal to be
protestant
1681
denizen
status offered to
french
protestants
1709
Foreign Protestant Naturalisation
Act - EU protestants can live in England if they swore
loyalty
to the crown
1709
approx.
13,000
Palatines migrated to eng and settled at a refugee camp on
Blackheath
1656
Synagogue built in
Aldgate
1709
3000 Palatines
settled in
Ireland
by eng gov
1701
larger synagogue built in
London
w permission from
authorities
in
1500
5
printers in eng using the printing press were all
EU
1714
200
paper mills in eng
1561
400
Flemish migrants settled in
Sandwich
By
1582
over
half
of the population of sandwich were
Flemish
migrants
1569
(
Sandwich
)
Flemish
only allowed to work as bricklayers, masons and carpenters IF Englishmen had refused the work + banned from making
shoes
1581
(
Sandwich
)
Migrants only allowed to work in cloth or
fishing
trades - faced
fines
if they worked elsewhere
1582
(Sandwich)
Elizabeth
1's council gave
Flemish
permission to find work elsewhere and be protected from fines
1575
First walloon community settled in
Canterbury
1585
(
Canterbury
)
New arrivals had to prove to the
'elders'
that they migrated due to religious persecution + their
business
wouldn't compete with existing business
1588
(
Canterbury
)
Walloon
migrants helped prepare the city's defences against a
Spanish
invasion
1700
9
Huguenot
churches in
Spitalfields