What are the features of the political life of England in the 16th century?

The political life of the Kingdom of England in the 16th century was very intense and exciting. It was at this time that the famous Henry VIII ruled, who founded the Anglican Church, carrying out the Reformation “from above”. Thanks to this, England managed to avoid major religious conflicts, except for the confrontation between Edward and Mary Stuart. After the death of the last Catholic woman, Elizabeth I ascended the throne in 1558. It was with the beginning of her reign that the beginning of the golden period in the history of foggy Albion is associated.