Middle Ages
Fall of The Roman Empire
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Religious Qualms in England In 1547, 10 year Edward VI, son of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour, the throne. He was cold, serious, and cruel, and although he incredibly intelligent and exceptionally capable his age, he was represented by a regent who controlled the nation. From 1547 until 1549, the regent was Edward Seymour. From 1549 to 1553, the regent was John Dudley. Before Edward's death in 1553, he signed a will leaving the throne Lady Jane Grey out fear that his sister Mary would convert England back Catholicism. Lady Jane Grey ruled nine days, but her and Dudley were soon arrested because Mary Tudor began to gain support since she was the rightful heir to the upon Edward's death. "Bloody" Mary Tudor thus took the throne 1553 and ruled until 1558. She was proud, stubborn, vain, vulnerable to flattery, but of all, she was highly Catholic. In 1554, she converted England back to Catholicism and burnt hundreds of Protestants the stake, thus earning her nickname "Bloody" Mary. She married Philip II of Spain. However, a result of her illness from ovarian cancer, she forced to recognize her Protestant sister Elizabeth as heir.