The Catholic Threat Flashcards

1
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What were seminary priests

A

Priests trained in Roman Catholic college

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2
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In the 1560s how did Elizabeth act twords catholics

A

Showed tolerance

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3
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Who many seminary priests were sent from france

A

439

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4
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In 1585 what did the government order persists to do

A

Leave england or be killed
98 priests were sent to death

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5
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Who were jesuits

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Belonged to the ‘society of Jesus’ and aimed to destroy protistantism and swore oath to the pope

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6
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When did the jesuits arrive in england

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1580 (from Rome)

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7
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In 1581 how much were recusancy fines raised to

A

£20

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8
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What was made a treasonable offence in 1593

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To attempt to convert people to Catholicism

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9
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What happens to mart queen of Scot’s in 1548

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Sent to france for a catholic education

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10
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Who did Mary marry at aged 15

A

Prince francis

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11
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When did Francis become king of france

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1559 he then died in 1560

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12
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When did Mary return to Scotland and who did she marry

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1561 henry Stuart (lord darnley)

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13
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When did Mary arrive in england

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1568

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14
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When was Mary executed

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1587

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15
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What was the relationship between Mary and earl of bothwell

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The two became friendly and Mary’s husband fell ill so Mary took him to a large house in Edinburgh. The house was blown up and Mary’s husband was found strangled. Bothwell was accused but found not guilty. Mary was then forced to abdicate and was imprisoned

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16
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What happens when Mary came to england

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She fled her prison in may 1568 and liz imprisoned her for 19 years. She became the figure head for many plots

17
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Describe the babington plot

A

Mary was found and guilty of sending letters to Anthony babington plotting to kill liz in 1586

18
Q

Who was Edmund campion

A

A Jesuit who was arrested tortured and executed for preaching Catholicism

19
Q

Who was sir Francis walsingham

A

He was the leader of liz’s spy network and uncovered many plots against the queen

20
Q

Summarise the rebellion of the Northern earls

A

In 1569 the earls of Westmorland and Northumberland planned to replace liz with Mary then liz found out. Northumberland was executed and Westmorland fled

21
Q

Summarise the ridolfi plot

A

In 1571 Robert Rudolphi The Duke of Norfolk and the Spanish Ambassador were involved in a plot to make Mary Queen it was discovered by Cecil and Walsingham. Norfolk was executed and Rudolphi and the Spanish ambassador were expelled from the country

22
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Summarise the Throckmorton plot

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In 1583 Francis Throckmorton lead a Catholic plot backed by Spain and the pope to get France to free Mary from her house arrest. Walsingham spice uncovered the plot and Throckmorton was executed And the Spanish ambassador was expelled from England

23
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What was the papal bull

A

The pope excommunicated Elizabeth in 1570 and giving Catholics blessing to overthrow her Elizabeth then introduced the treason act which made it treasonable to declare Elizabeth was not the lawful Queen, To publish any papal bull And Catholic property could be confiscated