Stuart period

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The Stuart period was a historical era in Britain marked by the rule of the Stuart dynasty, encompassing events such as the English Civil War, the Interregnum, the Restoration, and the Glorious Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical era
period of British history
chronologicalPlacement 17th century
early 18th century
country Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Ireland
Kingdom of Scotland
endTime 1714
followedBy Georgian era
follows Tudor period
linked to: Tudor dynasty
hasPart Commonwealth of England
English Civil War
Glorious Revolution
Interregnum
Protectorate under Oliver Cromwell
Restoration
Williamite War in Ireland
reign of Charles I of England
reign of Charles II of England
reign of James I of England
reign of James II of England
reign of Queen Anne
reign of William III and Mary II
language English
namedAfter House of Stuart
partOf early modern period
religion Anglicanism
linked to: Anglican Communion

Presbyterianism
linked to: Presbyterian

Puritanism
Roman Catholicism
significantEvent Act of Union 1707
linked to: Acts of Union 1707

Bill of Rights 1689
English Civil War
Glorious Revolution of 1688
linked to: Glorious Revolution

Great Fire of London
Great Plague of London
Navigation Acts
Nine Years War
linked to: Nine Years' War

Plantation of Ulster
Restoration of the monarchy in 1660
Union of the Crowns 1603
linked to: Union of the Crowns

War of the Spanish Succession
development of cabinet government
development of mercantilism in England
execution of Charles I
expansion of the British overseas colonies
founding of the Royal Society
growth of London as a commercial center
growth of constitutional monarchy
religious conflicts between Anglicans, Catholics, and Puritans
rise of political parties Whigs and Tories
scientific revolution in Britain
witch trials in Britain
significantFigure Anne, Queen of Great Britain
Charles I of England
Charles II of England
George Monck
Isaac Newton
James I of England
linked to: James VI and I

James II of England
John Locke
John Milton
Mary II of England
Oliver Cromwell
Samuel Pepys
William III of England
startTime 1603

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Charles I of England era Stuart period
Charles I of England era Early modern England
linked to: Stuart period
Samuel Pepys participantIn English Restoration
linked to: Stuart period
James Shirley movement Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
Georgian era follows Late Stuart era
linked to: Stuart period
Glorious Revolution partOf Stuart period in British history
linked to: Stuart period
Henry Stuart, Duke of Gloucester historicalPeriod English Restoration
linked to: Stuart period
Habeas Corpus Act 1679 timePeriod Restoration era
linked to: Stuart period
Treaty of Dover (1670) historicalPeriod Restoration England
linked to: Stuart period
Anne Hyde associatedWith English Restoration court
linked to: Stuart period
Palace of Whitehall era Stuart period
Elizabeth Stuart historicalEra Stuart period
Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales era Jacobean era
linked to: Stuart period
History of England focusesOnPeriod Stuart period
The Provoked Wife settingPeriod Restoration era
linked to: Stuart period
Clerk of the Acts to the Navy Board historicalPeriod Restoration era
linked to: Stuart period
Royalists historicalPeriod Stuart period
The Diary of Samuel Pepys historicalEra Restoration England
linked to: Stuart period
Elisabeth Pepys timePeriod Restoration England
linked to: Stuart period
Whig Party historicalPeriod Stuart period
Early Modern English developedDuring Jacobean era
linked to: Stuart period
The Cardinal literaryPeriod Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
The Triumph of Peace literaryPeriod Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
The Triumph of Peace setting Stuart court
linked to: Stuart period
The Politician literaryPeriod Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
Stuart culturalAssociation Jacobean era
linked to: Stuart period
Stuart culturalAssociation Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
The Lady of Pleasure literaryPeriod Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
High Commission timePeriod Stuart period
Restoration (England) alsoKnownAs English Restoration
subject linked to: Restoration
linked to: Stuart period
Restoration (England) partOf Stuart period in Britain
subject linked to: Restoration
linked to: Stuart period
The Traitor literaryPeriod Jacobean era
linked to: Stuart period
Eleven Years' Tyranny follows Reign of James I
linked to: Stuart period
Restoration of the monarchy alsoKnownAs English Restoration
linked to: Stuart period
Restoration of the monarchy followedBy Restoration era in English literature
linked to: Stuart period
The Imposture literaryPeriod Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
The Brothers timePeriodOfSetting Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
Love's Cruelty literaryPeriod Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
Hyde Park literaryPeriod Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
The Sisters literaryPeriod Caroline era
linked to: Stuart period
Charles II of England era Restoration era
linked to: Stuart period
Battle of Edgehill historicalPeriod Stuart period
The Advancement of Learning historicalContext Jacobean era
linked to: Stuart period
English Renaissance associatedWith Jacobean era
linked to: Stuart period
English Renaissance associatedWith Stuart period
Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham era Jacobean era
linked to: Stuart period
Rhode Island Royal Charter of 1663 historicalPeriod Restoration era
linked to: Stuart period
Lord Chamberlain to Catherine of Braganza associatedWith Stuart monarchy
linked to: Stuart period
Lord Chamberlain to Catherine of Braganza timePeriod Restoration era in England
linked to: Stuart period