was she successful in re-imposing catholicism

Question 1

traditionalists

Answer 1

see her reign as a failure

believe that Protestantism was too far embedded

Question 2

Marian reformation

Answer 2

was quite successful

brought back Catholic doctrines and rituals, papal headship and suppressed opposition

Question 3

failure in her reformation

Answer 3

her inability to produce an heir lead to Elizabeth ascending, thus ending her reformation

Question 4

opposition to persecution

Answer 4

mainly in the south-east, but it was mostly destroyed

unachievable to destroy all opposition

Question 5

penalties on those who didn’t attend services

Answer 5

was overturned and failure to be imposed

Question 6

persecution

Answer 6

showed success in the long term as there was no form of opposition or protest from Protestants about it

Question 7

the church

Answer 7

was very popular, moderate and traditional which gave it widespread appeal

Question 8

reign seen as a triumph

Answer 8

easily restored catholic beliefs

Question 9

John Guy

Answer 9

argues that she had lots of success and has been portrayed unfairly

Question 10

D. Loades

Answer 10

“she succeeded in enforcing her will over three major matters: her marriage, the return to rome and the declaration of war”

Question 11

P Williams

Answer 11

“no one could pretend that the policies of Mary Tudor were popular”

“one great failure: the lack of a male heir”