1. 17TH AND 18TH CENTURIES BRIDGE TO THE MODERN PERIOD

2. ELIZABETH AND JAMES HENRY VII HENRY VIII ELIZABETH I MARGARET JAMES V OF SCOTLAND MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS JAMES VI AND I

3. THE STUART DYNASTY 1607 – JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA 1611 – AUTHORIZED BIBLE 1620 – PLYMOUTH COLONY 1625 -- CHARLES I RULED 1649 -- CHARLES I EXECUTED

4. PARLIAMENTARY GROUPS EPISCOPAL CATHOLIC STYLE WORSHIP SERVICE ORGAN IN WORSHIP KING AS HEAD OF THE CHURCH HIERARCHY OF BISHOPS AND ARCHBISHOPS PURITAN SIMPLER STYLE WORSHIP SERVICE A CAPPELLA MUSIC CHRIST AS HEAD OF THE CHURCH INDEPENDENT CONGRE- GATIONAL SYSTEM

5. CHARLES II 1660 -- RESTORATION RE-OPENING OF THEATER LEGALIZATION OF SPORTS 1665 -- BUBONIC PLAGUE 1666 -- GREAT FIRE OF LONDON CHRISTOPER WREN REBUILDS

6. JAMES II TO ANNE JAMES II MARY II married WILLIAM III ANNE

7. QUEEN ANNE’S ENGLAND WAR WITH SPAIN AND FRANCE WEALTH INCREASES TEXTILES, IRON, COAL PRODUCTION GROWING MIDDLE CLASS AGE OF ELEGANCE, AGE OF REASON, NEO-CLASSICAL AGE SATIRE AND NEWSPAPERS

8. HANOVER FAMILY GEORGE I GEORGE II PRINCE FREDERICK GEORGE III

9. INDUSTRIAL AGE NEW INVENTIONS LUDDITE MOVEMENT ROADS AND CANALS MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE CHILD LABOR DEISM PHILOSOPHY USA BECOMES COUNTRY