The War of the Roses culminated in the rise of the Tudor dynasty, marking a transformative period in English history that saw significant religious, cultural, and political changes. The Tudor period witnessed the establishment of absolute monarchy, the birth of the English Renaissance, and the emergence of remarkable literary achievements, particularly through William Shakespeare's works. The era's defining moments included the creation of the Anglican Church, the reign of "Bloody Mary", and the golden age under Elizabeth I.
• The Tudor dynasty emerged from the union of Lancaster and York houses
• Religious reforms led to the establishment of the Anglican Church
• The English Renaissance flourished under Tudor rule
• Shakespeare's works epitomized the cultural achievements of the period
• Elizabeth I's reign brought unprecedented stability and cultural growth
