11.3 Later years - Impact of the war with Spain Flashcards

1
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HOW DID THE THREAT OF THE SPANISH ARMADA AFFECT ENGLAND?

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HOW DID THE THREAT OF THE SPANISH ARMADA AFFECT ENGLAND?

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2
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What were 2 ways England prepared for the war with Spain?

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  • Beacons set up on hills to be lit if a fleet invaded
  • Coastal towns ordered to provide further shipping
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3
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Why did some coastal towns complain about providing further shipping?

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The subsidy had just been collected and they had already had to pay out for supplies for the militia

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4
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How many men were assembled at Tilbury under the Earl of Leicester?

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12,500 men

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5
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When was the Spanish Armada defeated?

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8th August 1588

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6
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What did Elizabeth say to troops at Tilbury the day after the Armada had been defeated?

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‘I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart and stomach of a King’

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7
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How much money was Elizabeth forced to loan from her wealthy subjects?

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£75,000

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8
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How much money was Elizabeth forced to borrow from the City of London at 10% interest rate?

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£56,000

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9
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What caused more death than in the fighting?

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Elizabeth could not pay her sailors and their conditions worsened - spread of disease

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10
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Whose death in September 1588 had crushed Elizabeth?

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The Earl of Leicester (Robert Dudley)

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11
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THE WAR ON LAND

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THE WAR ON LAND

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12
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Where was the land war concentrated?

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France and Netherlands

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13
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How many men did Elizabeth send to France in 1590?

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4000 men

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14
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How many men did Elizabeth send to France in 1591?

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6000 men

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15
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What did Elizabeth call Henry IV of France?

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‘The most ungrateful king that liveth’

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16
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What did Elizabeth give Henry IV of France as a gift in 1589?

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£20,000

17
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When did Elizabeth pull her troops out of France?

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Once France were able to win unaided

18
Q

HOW DID THE WAR AFFECT POLITICS IN ENGLAND?

A

HOW DID THE WAR AFFECT POLITICS IN ENGLAND?

19
Q

What leading Councillor died in 1590?

A

Walsingham

20
Q

What leading Councillor died in 1591?

A

Hatton

21
Q

What Councillor favoured action?

A

Essex

22
Q

What two Councillors had a fierce rivalry in the 1590s?

A

Cecil and Essex

23
Q

Why was Essex a national hero?

A

He was successful in Cadiz in 1596

24
Q

Why were Elizabeth’s Councillors a problem in the later years of her reign?

A

They were not of the same calibre as their fathers

25
Q

How many men died in the war with Spain?

A

105,000

26
Q

How many men died before 1594?

A

50,000

27
Q

How much money in total was spent on the war with Spain?

A

£4.5 million

28
Q

How much of the £4.5 million was spent in Ireland?

A

£2 million

29
Q

How much did Elizabeth sell in crown lands from 1599 to 1600?

A

£200,000

30
Q

When did Philip II die?

A

1598

31
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ROMAN CATHOLICS

A

ROMAN CATHOLICS

32
Q

What was Cardinal William Allen promised if Philip was victorious?

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He would be the Archbishop of Canterbury

33
Q

What did Cardinal William Allen write in order to convince the English to join the Spanish army?

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‘Admonition to the People and Nobility’

34
Q

Who did Catholic Earl of Northumberland would take the throne after Elizabeth’s death?

A

James, son of MQoS

35
Q

What Catholic sympathiser at court favoured Infanta Isabella’s claim to the throne?

A

Lord Buckhurst

36
Q

What weakened the position of Catholics?

A

The divisions among them