Henry VIII
Henry's key advisor that organised and pushed through legislation to 'break from Rome'
Thomas Cromwell.
Grant's leadership in this campaign led to the Confederacy being 'split in two'.
Vicksburg.
A white supremacist paramilitary group that terrorised African Americans.
Ku Klux Klan, Red Shirts, White League, etc.
This ruler of the Scots was imprisoned by Elizabeth I for 20 years.
Mary, Queen of Scots
Elizabeth and her government increasingly passed greater restrictions and laws against this group of people.
Catholics.
Thomas Cranmer took on this role in England's Protestant Reformation under Henry VIII and Edward VI.
Archbishop of Canterbury.
Department of the federal government set up by Grant to tackle the KKK.
Justice Department.
Common method of murder used by the KKK including hanging by the neck.
Lynching.
This Scottish king eventually succeeded Elizabeth I, unifying the crowns of Scotland and England.
James VI & I
Elizabeth was imprisoned by Mary I under suspicion of being involved in this rebellion.
Wyatt's Rebellion
This cardinal was a key advisor to Henry VIII who tried to secure peace for England, but could not get the desired divorce.
Cardinal Wolsey.
Ulysses Grant made use of this military technology in his attempts to cross the Mississippi River during Vicksburg.
Ironclads.
The name of the coalition that supported a return to Democrat rule and white supremacy.
England was defended under the leadership of this woman against the Scots while Henry VIII was in France.
Catherine of Aragon
Act of Supremacy (1559)
Event organised to mark peace between England and France, featured jousting and wrestling.
Field of the Cloth of Gold.
Grant failed to send federal troops into this state in 1875 to stop racial violence and voter suppression.
Mississippi.
Name given to Southerners that voted Republican by their opponents.
Scalawags
Scotland's religious reformation gave birth to this strand of Protestantism.
Presbyterianism
Those that refused to attend Elizabethan church services.
Recusants
An act passed by parliament under Henry VIII that made going against the king's rule treasonous and punishable by death.
Treasons Act (1534)
The name of a scandal during the Grant administration.
Whiskey Ring, Credit Mobilier, etc.
First state government to be regained by the Democrats.
Virginia (1869)
The Scottish Church at the time was referred to as this.
The Kirk.
The Spanish Armada occurred in this year.
1588