Arrange these English and British monarchs in the correct chronological order of when they began their reign. England's monarchy stretches back over a thousand years to the Anglo-Saxon kings, through the Norman Conquest, the Plantagenets, the Tudors, the Stuarts, the Hanoverians, and the modern House of Windsor. Each monarch reflects the political and cultural character of their era: William the Conqueror established feudal England; Henry VIII broke with Rome and created the Church of England; Elizabeth I presided over a cultural golden age; and the modern monarchs have navigated constitutional monarchy through two world wars and into the digital age. The sequence of monarchs is a backbone of British history and an essential test of historical knowledge. Order these rulers from earliest to most recent.
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