U4 L9 England: Mary I And Elizabeth I Flashcards
Who was Mary I’s father and mother?
Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon
Why did Mary I develop bitterness?
- separated form Mother
- suffered religious persecution
What was Mary I motivated to restore to England?
Catholicism
Once Mary I received the throne, what were her first courses of action?
- restored Catholic religion
- released imprisoned church officers
- appointed Bishop Gardiner as Lord Chancellor and as royal advisor
- Parliament repealed Protestant legislation except supremacy and disallowed punishment of nonpracticing Catholics
What was Mary I’s major accomplishment during Edward’s rule?
Bringing Spanish ambassadors to England
Who did Mary I insist on marrying? How did Bishop Gardiner react to this?
- Philip of PSain
- He warned that her subjects would like foreign intervention with Philip
What did the announcement of Mary I’s wedding plans result in?
- rebellion
- Lady Jane Grey, her husband, and others were executed
- Elizabeth I was also arrested but released because she was popular and no evidence was against her
When Mary I started persecuting Protestants, did this strengthen or weaken their movement?
strengthened
What caused Mary I to get her title as ‘Bloody Mary’?
- 300 protestants burned
- Catholics were also repulsed by this
Who was Elizabeth I’s father and mother?
Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
When did Elizabeth I succeed as queen of England/ gained the throne?
1558
With the throne, what were the problems that Elizabeth I inherited?
- threat of civil war
- tangled foreign relations
- England rivalry with France and Spain
What sort of traits made Elizabeth a well-qualified person to face the challenger of her reign?
- shrewdness
- educated
- self-confident
- complex
Who had proposed to Elizabeth I and why? Did she accept?
- Philip II of Spain
- prevent England becoming entirely Protestant
- prevent English-French alliance
- she refused
On what grounds did Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots claim the English throne?
- Henry VIII never married Elizabeth’s mother in the eyes of the Roman Catholic Church
- claimed her right through Henry’s sister Margaret