Direct intervention in the Netherlands from 1585 Flashcards

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1
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What treaty did Elizabeth sign on 10 August 1585?

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The Treaty of Nonsuch

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What did the Treaty of Nonsuch mean for Elizabeth?

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She was now directly intervening in the Netherlands and at war with Spain

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How many troops did Elizabeth send to the Netherlands in 1585?

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7,400

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Who led the 7,400 troops in the Netherlands on Elizabeth’s behalf?

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Robert Dudley

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Why was Dudley not given enough money for men or supplies in the Netherlands at first?

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Elizabeth was still hoping to negotiate with Spain

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What title did Robert Dudley give himself in January 1586?

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Governor General of the Low Countries

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Why was it a problem that Dudley gave himself the title of Governor General of the Low Countries?

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It implied that Elizabeth was overthrowing Philip II as King of the Netherlands

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Who did Spain send to deal with Robert Dudley’s force in the Netherlands?

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The Duke of Parma

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What impact did Robert Dudley’s army have on the Duke of Parma in the Netherlands?

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They prevented Parma from capturing any deep-water ports

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