Under Which Tudor Monarch Did This Occur? Post navigation Previous post: Catherine of Aragon and Elizabeth I (Guest Post)Next post: A Brief History: Jane the Fool Posted October 14, 2020 by Rebecca Larson 382 Created on October 11, 2020 By Stephanie Under Which Tudor Monarch Did This Occur? Do you think you know England's history from 1485 to 1603? See if you know which Tudor monarch was reigning during each of these important events! 1 / 10 The storm now known as the "Protestant Wind" destroyed the Spanish fleet sent to invade England and prevented what could have been the invasion to overthrow this monarch in an effort to restore Catholicism. Lady Jane Grey Elizabeth I Mary I Edward VI 2 / 10 The feuding houses of Lancaster and York were united during this monarch, thus ending the Wars of The Roses. Mary I Edward VI Henry VIII Henry VII 3 / 10 Wyatt's Rebellion was an uprising led to prevent this monarch from marrying a Spanish ruler, and potentially even overthrow them. Elizabeth I Edward VI Mary I Henry VIII 4 / 10 During this monarch's reign, the English defeated the Scottish army at the Battle of Flodden and King James IV of Scotland was killed. Henry VII Henry VIII Elizabeth I Edward VI 5 / 10 Under this monarch, Calais, England's final territory on the continent, was lost to the French after nearly two centuries. Henry VII Elizabeth I Lady Jane Grey Mary I 6 / 10 Under this monarch, significant reforms to religious activities began to take place, resulting in the abolition of clerical celibacy, services being led in English, and The Act of Uniformity which established The Book of Common Prayer as the instrument with which one should worship. Mary I Elizabeth I Edward VI Henry VIII 7 / 10 An uprising led by Robert Aske, known as The Pilgrimage of Grace, occurred in favor of resuming Catholic observances and the safe return of nuns and monks to their homes after the Dissolution of the Monarchies during this monarch. Henry VIII Mary I Edward VI Henry VII 8 / 10 The first captain to lead a circumnavigation around the world in a single expedition, Francis Drake, is awarded knighthood by this monarch. Lady Jane Grey Henry VIII Elizabeth I Mary I 9 / 10 The shortest reign of all English monarchs is held by this nine-day monarch. Mary I Lady Jane Grey Elizabeth I Henry VII 10 / 10 Perkin Warbeck, a pretender to the English throne, claimed to be Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York, second son of Edward IV at the Court of Burgundy, and ultimately gained support to overthrow this monarch. Henry VII Henry VIII Edward VI Mary I Your score is The average score is 79% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz History tudor quiz tudorsShare this:TweetRedditMoreEmail Rebecca Larson View All →