Queen Elizabeth Flashcards

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What were Queen Elizabeth’s 3 solutions she had to deal with Mary?

A
  1. Exile Mary from England
  2. imprison Mary
  3. Execute Mary
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What was the issue with Exiling Mary?

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Mary could gain more support from France or Scotland while abroad.

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What was the issue with imprisoning Mary?

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unlawful imprisonment may provoke international outcry and attacks.

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What was the issue with executing Mary?

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It may provoke international outcry and set a precedent for killing a queen.

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When did Elizabeth execute Mary?

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1587

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When was the Ridolfi plot?

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1571

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Who was behind the Ridolfi plot?

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Ridolfi with the support of the Spanish King Phillip ii

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What were the intentions of the Ridolfi plot?

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assassinate Liz and make Mary the queen of England

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How was the Ridolfi plot dealt with?

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Ridolfi and a Spanish ambassador were arrested and expelled. The Duke of Norfolk was executed.

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10
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Why did Ridolfi want Mary as the queen?

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to restore Catholicism

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11
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Who was Francis Walsingham?

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Elizabeth’s top spy.

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What were the intentions of the Throckmorton plot?

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For France to invade England, replacing Liz with Mary. This would be funded by the pope and King Phillip ii.

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When was the Throckmorton plot?

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1583

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How was the Throckmorton plot stopped?

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Walsingham discovered the plan before it was put into action

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What were the consequences of the Throckmorton plan?

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Throckmorton was executed and tortured. Mary was moved into an isolated castle with no visitors.

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What were the intentions of the Babington plot?

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Babington planned to rescue Mary from isolation and then kill Liz to make Mary queen.

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When was the Babington plot?

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How was the Babington plot stopped?

A

letters between Mary and Babington were intercepted and decoded. This proved Mary’s involvement.

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What were the consequences of the Babington plot?

A

Mary was executed.
Babington and 6 other plotters were also killed.

20
Q

What were Puritans?

A

strict protestants who wanted to purify the church.

21
Q

When was Mary the queen of England?

22
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What was the Religious settlement?

A

a settlement that made England protestant but allowed some Catholic traditions.

23
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When was the Religious settlement?

24
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What were 2 features of the 1559 religious settlement?

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Elizabeth was established as the supreme governor of the Church of England.

service and prayer books would be in English.

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What issues did Elizabeth inherit when she gained the throne?
religion (the country was divided into 2) poverty (£300,000 debt) Foreign affairs ( Spain and France)
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How did Elizabeth escape from debt?
by selling land.
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What was the Privy council?
a group of 19 of Elizabeth's closest advisors
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What reasons did Mary have to threaten Elizabeth for the throne?
Mary had a claim to the throne some Catholics viewed Elizabeth as illegitimate Mary was Catholic whereas Elizabeth was Protestant
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