MARY I 1553-1558 Flashcards

1
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Law that stated that Mary could not rule alone

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Salic law

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2
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When was the marriage treaty drawn up limiting Philip II’s power?

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April 1554

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3
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Terms of April 1554 marriage treaty (4)

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  1. Philip would have title King of England, but no sovereign authority in his own right
  2. Any heir would inherit England and the Netherlands
  3. England would help the Netherlands if invaded by Spain
  4. Philip II did not have a claim to the English throne
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4
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Mary’s privy council changes and significance

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Increased the size of it- arguably rendered it ineffective and lead to factionalism

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5
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Evidence that Mary’s council was ineffective

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She did not go through her Privy Council when deciding to marry Philip

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6
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Evidence of conflict between Paget and Gardiner?

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Paget blocked Gardiner’s attempt to reinstall heresy laws in 1554, but supposed a similar bill months later

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7
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Act that restored heresy laws?

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1554 Act of Repeal

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8
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Act of Supremacy passed when?

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1555- denying papal supremacy punishable by death

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9
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Which act restored papal supremacy in England?

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1555 Act of Supremacy

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10
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How many Protestants did Mary execute?

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284

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11
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Evidence that Mary’s religious policy was successful ?

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Towards the end of her reign, Protestant persecutions were in decline

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12
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How did Mary deal with the Wyatt’s rebellion?

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Executed Wyatt, Lady Jane Grey and Guildford Dudley. Arrested Elizabeth

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13
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When was Wyatt’s rebellion?

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March 1554

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14
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Why did Wyatt’s rebellion fail?

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Planned to co-ordinate 4 rebellions but only the one in Kent began.
Marched to London, but Wyatt could not persuade Londoners to join his cause

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15
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How many men did Wyatt march to London?

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3,000

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16
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Causes of the Wyatt’s rebellion?

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Marriage, religion, and Mary

Some of who joined was also pissed about the decline of the cloth industry in Kent.

17
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Impact of inflation

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Price of goods increased by 400%

Hit those at the bottom of society

18
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By how much did the price of goods increase during Tudor times?

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400%

19
Q

Population growth by end of Tudor dynasty?

A

More than doubled

20
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Poverty levels

A

Increased

21
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Failure of female rule in English history

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1135 Queen Matilda- ended in Civil War

22
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Evidence that Wyatt’s rebellion wasn’t completely driven by the Spanish marriage

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Wyatt was Protestant

23
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Successes in Mary’s reign

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Devised a scheme for recoinage

Drew up a New Book of Rates- increased customs duties

24
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When did Mary name Elizabeth her successor?

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6 Nov 1558 (11 days before her death)

25
Q

Example of Mary not trusting her councillors

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Did not trust Gardiner- did not support Catherine of Aragon

26
Q

Reliance on foreigners

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eg Simon Renard