Tudors

The Tudors were a royal dynasty that ruled England from 1485 to 1603, beginning with Henry VII and ending with Elizabeth I. They are known for strengthening the monarchy, establishing Protestantism, and overseeing significant political, religious, and cultural changes. The period includes notable monarchs like Henry VIII, famous for his six marriages and break with the Catholic Church, and Elizabeth I, known for her leadership and the English Renaissance. The Tudors had a lasting impact on England's history, shaping its religion, politics, and culture during a time of exploration and transformation.