When did the Tudor period end?

Answer 1

The Tudors reign ended with the death of Queen Elizabeth I. Since she did not have any children the throne was given to her couin James VI of Scotland (who was the great-grandson of Henry VII) and he became James I of England.

Answer 2

The last of the Tudors - Queen Elizabeth I - died in 1603.

She was succeeded by the House of Stuart's King James.

As he had been the sixth Scottish king called James, but the first English king fo that name, he was known as King James VI and I.

Since he was a Stuart, not a Tudor, the Tudor period ended and the Stuart period began.

Answer 3

The Tudor dynasty or House of Tudor was a European royal house of Welsh origin that ruled the Kingdom of England and its realms.

The Tudor line failed in 1603 with the death of Elizabeth I of England, who died without any children to succeed her.

Answer 4

The Tudor period began in 1485 and ended in 1603. The first Tudor ruler was King Henry VII and the last Tudor ruler was Queen Elizabeth I.

Answer 5

Because Elizabeth I died. She was the last Tudor monarch. She had no children. The next ruling house was the House of Stewart.

Answer 6

It started with Henry Tudor (Henry VII) in 1485.

Answer 7

The reign of the Tudors ended in 1603 upon the death of Queen Elizabeth I.

Answer 8

The Tudor Era was a period of English history when monarchs from the House of Tudor reigned.

The first Tudor Monarch was King Henry VII who became king in August 1485.

Answer 9

The Tudor period started at 1485