History, Topic 1 Elizabethan Flashcards

1
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When was Elizabeth crowned?

A

15 January 1559

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2
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What religion was Henry VIII?

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Catholic until 1534 when he became Protestant and head of the English Church

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3
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What religion was Edward VI?

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Protestant

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4
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What religion was Mary I?

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Catholic

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5
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What problems did Henry VIII cause for Elizabeth?

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Started the religious conflict, fought expensive wars with france,spain and scotland and there were increasing levels of poverty and unemployment

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6
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What problems did Edward VI cause for Elizabeth?

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Increased tensions between Catholics and Protestants as his advisors made England more protestant.

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What problems did Mary cause for Elizabeth?

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Burned a lot of Protestants which deepened the divide, wars disrupted trading, raised taxes, wars with France and Scotland and was a woman.

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8
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What was the name of the rebellion in Autumn 1553?

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The Wyatt Rebellion

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How did Thomas Wyatt start the rebellion?

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Wyatt heard about the Catholic marriage between King Philip II of Spain and Mary I from Edward Courtenay and didn’t like the idea of Spanish rule, so he agreed to lead the rebellion.

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10
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How did the Wyatt Rebellion fail?

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They attacked London but were trapped by barricades. Thomas Wyatt was imprisoned in the Tower of London.

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11
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How did Thomas Wyatt die?

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He was tortured by John Bourne but didn’t confess so he was beheaded on the 11th of April 1554

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12
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Why was Elizabeth imprisoned?

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They believed she caused the rebellion

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13
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Who saved Elizabeth from execution?

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King Philip II of Spain because he realised his influence over Mary would be blamed for it.

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14
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What were Royal Progresses?

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Elizabeth and her court would travel around the south of London and stay in Nobles’ houses where they would have large feasts.

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15
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What benefits did the progresses have to Elizabeth?

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She could check on the loyalty of her nobles and be seen by the population.

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16
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How did Elizabeth check the loyalty of her nobles?

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Loyal nobles would give her gifts and own a painting of her.

17
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Who was William Cecil, Lord Burghley?

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A member of the gentry, secretary of state, lord treasurer and Elizabeth’s most trusted advisor.

18
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What did William Cecil do?

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Managed parliament meetings, ran government finances, brought the country together and avoided war

19
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Who was Sir Christopher Hatton?

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A member of the gentry and captain of the Queen’s parliament.

20
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What did Christopher Hatton do?

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Was responsible for organising the Queen’s Royal Progresses, controlled MPs and passed laws.

21
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Who were the two moderate protestants of Elizabeth’s key advisers?

A

William Cecil and Sir Christopher Hatton

22
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Who was Sir Francis Walsingham?

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A member of the gentry and secretary of state.

23
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What did Francis Walsingham do?

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He was in charge of a network of spies and informers all over Europe loyal to Elizabeth.

24
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Who is Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester?

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A member of the nobility, Master of the Horse (Queen’s main protector), Army commander and Elizabeth’s childhood friend.

25
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What did Robert Dudley do?

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He fought Spanish forces in the Netherlands and put in charge of land forces when the Spanish Armada invaded England.

26
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Who were the two puritans, who wanted strict laws to stop Catholics, of Elizabeth’s key advisers?

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Sir Francis Walsingham and Robert Dudley

27
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Who was not afraid to disagree with the Queen?

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Francis Walsingham and William Cecil

28
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What were the 7 P’s of the Privy Council

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People Management, Policy, Pathway to the Queen, Problem-Solving, Propaganda, Protection and Parliament