Court and Parliament Flashcards

1
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When was Elizabeth crowned Queen of England?

A

1559

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2
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Give two reasons why Elizabeth was well prepared to be Queen

A

She was able to take control.

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3
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Where was the Royal court located and what was its role?

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4
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Which groups of people were in the Court – give 2 examples

A

Privy Council

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5
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What were Progresses?

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6
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What were two positive things Elizabeth got out of Progresses

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7
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Why were Progresses a positive thing for the Nobility who Elizabeth stayed with?

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8
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What was the Privy council and what was its role

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9
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Who was William Cecil (Lord Burghley)? What was his role? How influential was he?

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10
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Who was Robert Dudley (The Earl of Leicester) What was his role? How influential was he?

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11
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Who was Francis Walsingham? What was his job? How influential was he?

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12
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What was the role of Parliament in Elizabeth reign?

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13
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What was Elizabeth attitude to Parliament and how did she control Parliament?

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14
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What problems did Elizabeth have in the 1590s in terms of running the country?

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15
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Who was the Earl of Essex? Give an example of a success and a failure of his

A

Privy Councillor
Military success over the Spanish
Failure - Married without permission of Elizabeth

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16
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When was Essex’s rebellion and what happened?

A

1601

17
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What problems did Elizabeth have as a female monarch? Give two examples

A

People would think of her as weaker compared to a male.

They would think that she needs a male to help her control in case of invasions.

18
Q

Why did the Privy council want Elizabeth to be married

A

Heir to the throne.

19
Q

Name three possible Suitors?

A

King Philip
Duke of Alencon
Robery Dudley

20
Q

advantage and a disadvantage to marrying each one

A

Some were Catholic so they may change the countries main religion.
Some may take too much power.

21
Q

Why did Elizabeth stay unmarried?

A

She didn’t want to lose power