Elizabeth 1- Relations with Spain-Relations in the 1560s Flashcards

1
Q

Whose trading activity caused a hostile relationship with the Spanish?

A

John Hawkins-Attempted to break the Spanish trading monopoly in the Carribean

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2
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How did John Hawkins harm relations with the Spanish?

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He attempted to break the Spanish trading monopoly in the Carribean

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3
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What did the Spanish do in response to John Hawkins?

A

In September 1568 his fleet was blockaded in a Mexican port
.Only two of his ships managed to escape

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4
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What did Phillip II demand in the Netherlands?

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Phillip II wanted a tighter form of political organisation under more of a direct Spanish control, which would help root out heresy

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5
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Why was Elizabeth reluctant to intervene in the Netherlands?

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.She had just suffered a large defeat from her French adventure and had qualms with rebels who were fighting sovereign authority

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6
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Who did Elizabeth come under pressure from to intervene in the Netherlands?

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She came under pressure from her protestant councillors to aid dutch protestants who feared danger

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7
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How did England harass the Spanish in November 1568?

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A storm forced Spanish vessels carrying 400,000 florins which was intended to pay the army of Phillips Army to seek shelter in English ports, Elizabeth then impounded the money

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8
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Give three reasons for the sour relations with the Spanish

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.Breakdown in Anglo-Spanish and Anglo-Dutch trade
.Phillips encouragement of the Northern rebellion and Ridolfi plot
.Phillips involvement in the excommunication of Elizabeth in 1570

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