Elizabeth K.O 3 Flashcards

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Who were Jesuits?

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Catholic priests specifically trained to convert people back to Catholics

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When did Jesuits arrive in England?

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during the 1580s

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where did the Jesuits train?

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In special seminaries in Catholic countries such as France. Spain and Italy

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Who was the leader of the Jesuits and where did they hide?

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Edmund Campion was the leader and wealthy Catholic priests hid him and around 100 other Jesuits in secret ‘priest holes’

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Who was Francis Walsingham and what did he do?

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Francis Walsingham was a privy councillor who created an effective spy network by employing hundreds of ‘priest hunters’ to catch catholic priests.

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was Campion ever caught?

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Campion was caught in 1581 and as hanged, drawn and quartered

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Who was Mary Queen of Scots?

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Mary was Elizabeth’s Catholic cousin who was forced to flee from a protestant rebellion in Scotland

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8
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When was Mary Queen of Scots imprisoned?

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Since 1568

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9
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Why was Mary Queen of Scots a threat?

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1.Mary had a strong claim to the throne and had a heir(James)
2.She was a ‘figurehead’ for the Catholic faith and was next in line until she had a son which encouraged Catholics to assassinate Elizabeth and rebel
3.She had powerful foreign supporters

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Why did Elizabeth refuse Mary’s execution?

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She was her cousin and she did not want to execute a fellow queen

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Who supported the Throckmorton plot?

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Phillip of Spain and the Pope

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Who plotted with the French to get Mary Queen of Scots on the throne?

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Throckmorton plotted the Throckmorton Plot in 1583 to invade England and put Mary on the throne

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Why did the Throckmorton plot fail?

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Walsingham’s spies uncovered the plan and Throckmorton was tortured and executed

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What was the Babington plot?

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A plot made by a noble called Babington with the French and Philip of Spain to invade England and put Mary on the throne.

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How did Babington communicate with Mary?

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He hid coded letters in beer barrels took into the prison however Walsingham discovered this and waited for evidence Mary was involved

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What happened to Mary?

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She was beheaded in 1587 after Cecil and Walsingham manipulated Elizabeth into signing her death warrant

17
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What was the Spanish armada?

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A Spanish fleet of 130 ships that was the result of the 1580s Anglo-Spanish war and was Philip’s invasion force

18
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Name the 5 causes of the rivalry with Spain

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1.Elizabeth refused to marry Philip of Spain at the start of her reign
2. English privateers such as Francis Drake stole gold from Spanish treasure ships. Drake was knighted by Elizabeth
3.Philip supported Catholic plots against Elizabeth
4.In 1585 Elizabeth sent 7000 troops to support protesters in the Netherland fighting Philip’s army
5. Mary’s execution angered Philip

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What did the Spanish Armada plan to do?

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Pick up 20,000 soldiers from the Netherlands and invade England to return Catholicism

20
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What was the result of the Spanish Armada’s invasion?

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No ships landed in England and only 80 made it back to Spain

21
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What Spanish mistakes caused the armada to fail?

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The leader of the Armada, Duke of Medina Sidonia, had no experience, got sea sick and was a week late to picking up the army leaving them vulnerable

22
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What English strengths caused the armada to fail?

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The English used fireships to break the armada’s crescent formation and the English ships were more manoeuvrable and smaller

23
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How did the weather cause the armada to fail?

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A storm drove it north which forced a return to Spain via Ireland and Scotland. This caused over 40 ships to wreck.

24
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What happened after the first Spanish armada?

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Philip sent 2 more armadas in the 1590s but both were wrecked by a storm