Bessy

Question 1

Mary I

Answer 1

Strong catholic
Plots against bess
No children
Hated protestitasim

Question 2

Edward VI

Answer 2

King at 9
Made Lady jane grey queen for 9 days
Died at 15

Question 3

Comming to power

Answer 3

Thanked the lord for marys death
Very religious
Excellent student
Declared illegitimate by henry but soon changed

Question 4

The royal court

Answer 4

Mobile operation
Located to where the Queen was
Made up of 500 nobles, advisers, officials and servants
Was the centre of politics
Impression of power

Question 5

Progresses

Answer 5

Most summer is Elizabeth, with travel with her court on tours, visiting times of nobility
Lived in luxury at the expense of others

Question 6

patronage

Answer 6

Elizabeth show favouritism
Gave more important jobs
Created an intense rivalry and competition
Everyone stayed loyal

Question 7

The privy council

Answer 7

Coordinated finances help to govern the country
Issued orders to local government Members from nobility and gentry
Gave advice
Made politics balanced

Question 8

Parliament

Answer 8

Manily met so she could get money

Question 9

Problems she faced

Answer 9

Old
Not married
No heir to the throne
Protestant
Woman

Question 10

Earl of essex

Answer 10

marched through London
Bishops men shoot people who worked for him
People hid as he retreated
Went to his home and fortified it
Burns evidence, but gets caught
Executed

Question 11

Catholic

Answer 11

pope is Jesus’s sub
mass is really important.
Bible is in Latin.
Very beautiful churches
Confession
Bible isn’t the be all and end all
you have to be a good person to go to heaven

Question 12

Protestant

Answer 12

no one is as powerful as Jesus
Mass is just a symbol
bible in English
Plain churches
Only God can forgive you
Bible is super important
If you believe in God, you can go to heaven

Question 13

Puritan

Answer 13

An extreme protestant

Question 14

Act of supremacy

Answer 14

Ended the involvement of Roman English religion
She tried to please, the Catholics

Question 15

act of uniformity

Answer 15

To make it clear what the anglican church believed in
The church created was Protestant

Question 16

Life for the poor

Answer 16

seven or eight people in a small cottage
Cottage would be one large room, basic, and a permanent fire
No candles
No marriage
Work on farms

Question 17

Different types if poor

Answer 17

Labourer yeoman, husband,

Question 18

John hawkins

Answer 18

made three voyages
Make lots of money
Fought the Spanish on his last voyage
First slave trader
Eventually designed new ships

Question 19

Francis Drake

Answer 19

Became an explorer
Stole lots from the Spanish as they hated him
His next voyage was supported by Elizabeth
Knighted and became an MP
Crucial role in the defeat of the Spanish Armada

Question 20

Walter Raleigh

Answer 20

favourite of Elizabeth
Bought tobacco in potato to England
Knighted and became an MP

Question 21

Northern rebellion

Answer 21

two of Elizabeth’s northern earls the Earl of Westmorland, and the Earl of Northumberland had a catholic rebellion against the Queen. They lacked support of the majority of the English Catholics and the plot failed.

Question 22

The ridolfi plot

Answer 22

Ridolfi was a Catholic Italian banker who lived in London, the bottom of Mary Queen of Scots, the pope. Philip, the second of Spain, and the Duke of Norfolk. The plan was to restore Catholicism in England by assassinating Elizabeth, and putting Mary Queen of Scots on the throne, Lizabeth spy network, uncovered a plot in Norfolk was executed.

Question 23

The Throckmorton plot

Answer 23

A plan was hatched for a French Catholic forces backed by the Spanish and papa money to invade England. This involved Elizabeth being murdered and replaced by Mary Queen of Scots during a Catholic uprising, Walsingham, Elizabeth spy, master, discovered what was happening and and arrested Francis Throckmorton, who was a go-between for Mary and the Spanish

Question 24

The Babington plot

Answer 24

This was another plot, involving Mary Queen of Scots Mary in the French ambassador, Sir Anthony Babington, who was Catholic had been recruited by the jesuit priests and was uncovered by Walsingham and Babington was arrested and executed for treason, Mary Queen of Scots, was put on trial and executed

Question 25

seminary priest

Answer 25

The aim of this was a train English Catholics missionaries. He would go back to England in Catholicism alive by supporting existed Catholics.

Question 26

The jesuits

Answer 26

They were Catholic religious group, who are dedicated to serving the pope. They had lots of training I was sent to England to try and influence rich and powerful families turn against the Queen and convert them to Catholicism. They tried to smuggle other priests into the country.

Question 27

Saint Bartholomews day massacre

Answer 27

In France, thousands of French, Protestants were killed in mob violence that was believed, was brought about by the catholic government that this bloodshed made England more fearful and increased hatred for the Catholics

Question 28

Mary Queen of scots

Answer 28

She had a son
Catholic
Cousins with Elizabeth
Good claim to the throne
Supporters in England and abroad

Question 29

Sheffield Manor Lodge

Answer 29

The Earl of Shrewsbury owned several properties where Mary was kept between. however she mainly stayed at Sheffield castle in Sheffield Manor Lodge. The lottery is on a high ground. It was possible to see people approaching from all angles.

Question 30

Changes made to Sheffield Manor Lodge

Answer 30

decorated her bedroom with thistles and painted it yellow as it was her favourite colour
Stained glass windows
Carpet/tapestries
I Gatehouse