The Tudors Crossword

This man won the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, ending the Wars of the Roses and founding the Tudor Dynasty.
Ruled from 1509 to 1547. Oversaw the Break with Rome.
Mother of Mary I and the first wife of Henry VIII.
The name given to the Catholic practice of buying your way out of Purgatory.
Money that the Church would give to the poor.
Martin Luther pinned his 95 Theses onto the door of _____ Cathedral
The Latin title awarded to Henry VIII by the Pope after he wrote the 'Defence of the Seven Sacraments'
The ______ Parliament was the name given to Henry VIII's Parliament during his Break with Rome.
1534 Act of ______ stated that Henry VIII had always been the 'Supreme Head' of the Church of England
1534 ______ Act made opposing the Act of Succession or Act of Supremacy punishable by death.
1536 _________ of the Monasteries Acts began the removal of Catholic monasteries under Henry VIII.
The name of the 1536 uprising in the North of England when thousands of people protested against Henry's reformation.
Henry's second wife, who he could only marry after the Reformation. Mother of Elizabeth I.
Henry VIII's Archbishop of Canterbury, who was behind the Reformation.
The mother of Edward VI; Henry VIII's third wife
Crowned in 1547 at just 9 years old. Ruled until 1553 under two regents.
In Edward VI's reign, Thomas Cranmer changed the language of Church services from Latin to ______.
The Book of ______ Prayer was where priests could find instructions for Church services. Different monarchs kept changing it depending on their religious policy.
Ruled from 1553 until 1558. Supposedly burned over 300 people to death for being heretics - including the famous Protestants Latimer and Ridley.
Spanish King married to Mary I.
Ruled from 1558 - 1603. Nicknames include 'The Virgin Queen' and 'Gloriana'.
1588 Spanish Armada was under the command of the Duke of _______ _______.
1558 Act of _______ re-established the Church of England's independence from Rome after Mary's rule.
1559 Act of _______ re-introduced Edward VI's Book of Common Prayer, with some Catholic compromise.
Name given to the Americas, which began to be colonised during Elizabeth's reign.
1601 ______ Speech in which Elizabeth sweet-talked Parliament by describing her as England's mother.