Mary Tudor

Question 1

How many protestants were persecuted

Answer 1

283

Question 2

when was Cranmer executed

Answer 2

1556

Question 3

what did this do

Answer 3

created martyrs, opposition, rebellion and confusion

Question 4

what was the issue with the Spanish marriage

Answer 4

everyone opposed it, caused the Wyatt’s rebellion

Question 5

Wyatt’s rebellion

Answer 5

1554 - the closest a rebellion got to the throne in the Tudor era

Question 6

success of Wyatt’s rebellion

Answer 6

rallied London successfully and put it down

Question 7

foreign policy negatives

Answer 7

loss of calais in the anglo-french war. undoes the treaty of boulogne
allowed Phillip to control her and her foreign policy which put England in a difficult position
catholic countries still wary of the longeivity of this new Catholicism

Question 8

foreign policy strengths

Answer 8

allied with Spain made them strong - catholic countries supported England again

Question 9

religious policy weaknesses

Answer 9

reversal of all reform through the acts of repeal was radical and sudden and caused confusion and opposition in England

Question 10

religious policy strengths

Answer 10

completed her aim of reinstating the Catholic Church, used parliament effectively

Question 11

government strengths

Answer 11

good organisation and use of her privy council as well as parliament in her religious reform