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Who were the courtiers?

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Important people who spent a lot of time around
Elizabeth. Usually nobility

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Structure of Elizabethan Government?

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.court
.privy council
.parliament
.lords lieutenants
.JPS

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Who were the privy council?

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19 leading courtiers who met 3 times a week to discuss and advise the queen.

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Paliament?

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House of Lords and House of Commons. Very few
people could vote

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Lords lieutenant?

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Chosen by the queen and assigned to each county to help monarch keep control

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Elizabeth issues at accession?

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.legitimacy
.gender
.marriage
.finances
.relations with France and Spain

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How much was Elizabeth in debt?

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£300,000

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Auld alliance

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. France and Scotland
. 1295

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Reformation?

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.1534
. The time when Henry VIII broke away from the Roman Catholic Church and formed his own Protestant Church, the Church of England.

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Papacy?

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The ‘office’ or leadership of the Pope.

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The religious settlement?

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.1559

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The act of Supremacy?

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.part of the religious settlement
.Elizabeth supreme governor of the CofE
.clergy have to swear an oath of allegiance to her
.Ecclesiastical High Commission set up to enforce the rules- clergy punished

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The act of uniformity?

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.clear rules about what a Protestant church should look like and have inside
.book of common prayer
.Priests needed to wear vestements
.everyone had to attend on sunday and on religious festivals - recusants fined

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The royal injunctions?

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.all clergy had to teach that Elizabeth was the head of church and not the pope
.recusants reported to the privy council
.bible in english- not Latin
.pictures allowed in church

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Impacts of the religious settlements?

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.Most Priests did take the Oath of Allegiance to Elizabeth
.Most Bishops refused so Elizabeth sacked them and appointed ones that would
.Most people accepted the changes- slower in Catholic areas

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What did some puritans churhes do?

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Some Puritan clergy made different rules for their churches and services

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What issues did puritans have?

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The Crucifix Controversy (Puritans wanted Crucifixes removed from churches)

The Vestment Controversy (Puritans did not want clergy in special clothes)

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How did elizabeth solve the puritan threat?

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Crucifix controversy:
The Queen gave in as the Bishops
threatened to resign

Vestment controversy:
In 1566 the Archbishop of
Canterbury supported the Queen, so
most clergy agreed to wear special
clothes. A few did not and were
sacked.

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What was the Roman Catholic threat?

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In 1566 the Pope told Roman Catholics in England not to attend the Church of England
. Elizabeth ignored recuasants

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What was ‘counter reformation’

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an attempt to stamp out Protestantism was sweeping through Europe by the 1560s.

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Foreign powers for Elizabeth
how did she solve them?

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Elizabeth helped French Protestants
but then had to sign the Treaty of
Troyes when the Protestants made
peace with the Catholics

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Who was MQS?

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.Roman Catholic
.Henry VII great granddaughter
.briefly queen of France

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Rebellion against Mary in Scotland?
-outcome?

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1560 Elizabeth supported a rebellion in Scotland against Mary Queen of Scots
The Treaty of Edinburgh was then drawn up and said Mary had to give up her claim to the English throne
Mary never agreed to this and wanted to be named as Elizabeth’s heir.

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Mary in scotland?

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.position not secure- scottish gov were protestant
.MQS thought to have murdered her ex husband Lord Darnley
.MQS forced to resign- James V
took over
.1568 fled to england

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Mary in England?
Elizabeth didn't clear Mary of murder .imprisoned in 1568 executed in 1587
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Elizabeth's excommuncation?
.1570 .Pope Pius V declared that Elizabeth was a heretic (beliefs challenged the catholics) and, as such, she was excommunicated by way of a Papal Bull
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What did the Papal bull declare?
released Catholics from any loyalty to Elizabeth and called upon them to remove her from the throne
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Effects of the papal bull?
Pope had miscalculated. English and Welsh Catholics preferred to keep quiet about their religious beliefs and remained loyal to Elizabeth
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What acts did Elizabeth pass after?
.1571 .Treason acts- illegal to say Elizabeth was not the true queen
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Revolt of the Northern Earls?
.1569 .Spanish troops planned to help catholic rebels .Thomas percy .4,500 men .450 executed
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Ridolfi plot?
.1571 .Make MQS queen- marry Duke of Norfolk .Ridolfi was a spy for the pope .The pope involved- Spanish would invade
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Who solved Ridolfi plot?
.Uncovered by Sir William Cecil by having letters in code
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Throckmorton plot?
.1583 .Throckmorton was arrested and under torture confessed to a plot in which France and Spain would invade England, release Mary and make her queen .He was the go between . Mary moved to more secure accomodtion
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Who discovered the Throckmorton plot?
. Walshingham . incrimating papers found
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Babington plot?
.Babington would assassinate Elizabeth and put Mary on the throne .1586
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Who discovred Babington? - consequences?
. Walshingham's spy network interecepted the letter . Mary replied in acknowledgement- enough to execute her . offered £1,000 to spare himslef Elizabeth declined
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Walshingham?
.Elizabeth's secretary of state .Captured Rc priests
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Act (Law) for the Preservation of the Queen’s Safety
.1585 .Said if Elizabeth was assassinated, Mary should be banned from inheriting the throne
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Privateer?
People who had their own, armed ships and attacked and robbed other ships
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Foreign Policy
Relations between one country and other, foreign countries
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Elizabeth's foreign policy aims?
.improve trade .protect England's borders .protect the throne .avoid war
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autonomy?
.When a country governs its own policies
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Spain's empire?
south + central america carribean Netherlands
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Starting timeline of the war between netherlands and spain?
1566 – The Dutch Revolt against Spanish control 1567 – The Duke of Alba (in Spain) took troops to the Netherlands to stamp out the Revolt and Protestantism
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Elizabeth's response to war in Netherlands?
.Elizabeth wanted the Spanish to allow the Netherlands autonomy .She did not get involved directly, but secretly sent soldiers to help the Dutch. .She also allowed English privateers to attack Spanish ships. .She pursued friendly relations with France, even promising to marry the heir to the French throne.
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Spanish Fury?
.1576 Spain’s soldiers in the Netherlands went on the rampage and sacked (robbed and smashed up) Antwerp
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Pacification of Ghent?
– Dutch Protestants and Catholics drew up an list of demands that the Spanish leave and stop religious persecution - funded by Elizabeth -1576
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Response to pacification of Ghent?
. 1577 . Spain agreed . however 6 months later they returned and sent in troops to re establish control . Elizabeth sent mercenaries
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End of war between netherlands and spain?
1580-84 spain regain control
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What happened after the war?
.june 1585 . Elizabeth refused queen of netherlands
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Treaty of joinville?
.1584 .The French Catholic signed a treaty with Phillip pf Spain. It assured Phillip’s help against French Protestants. Catholic France and Catholic Spain were now in an alliance against Protestantism
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Treaty of Nonsuch?
.1585 aug . Elizabeth signed a treaty with the Dutch rebels . Elizabeth sent 7,400 troops . Under control of Robert Dudley
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Raids of the new world?
. october 1585 . Drake angered Phillip
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Dudley in Netherlands?
. jan 1586 . Robert Dudley accepted the title of Governor-General of the Netherlands for Elizabeth. Elizabeth was angry as it looked like she had overthrown Phillip.
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English military action in the Netherlands?
. 1586-7 . didnt go well . dutch lost faith . stopped duke of parma from taking deep water ports
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Why wasnt Netherlands successful?
. Liz lack of committment . Didnt want to force Spain out, just to give Dutch autonomy . not enough money
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Singeing of the King of spain's beard?
.1587 .Cadiz .destroyed 30 ships .
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Causes of Armada?
.religion .politics (treaties) .Drake .circumstances
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Phillips Army?
.230 ships- 64 battleships, 45 smaller .30,000 men .2,000 large cannons (short disatance, lowe fire rate) . 3 million annual income
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English army?
14,000 men .140 small ships .54 strong ships .200 smaller cannons
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Why did the Armada fail?
. weather- wind meant that they couldnt anchor . english naval tactics- fire ships . superior english ships- better equipped for better weather . poor communication from spanish- unable to join the Duke of Parma due to bad ground . The Duke of Medina Sidonia- little experience- made some fatal errors in plannning and battle- crescent formation easily broken apart . Spanish poorly supplied
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Consequences of English victory?
.encouraged Dutch rebellions . showed the Strength of English Navy . Proganda victory
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Numbers after battle?
20,000 spanish died 100 english died 51 spanish ships destroyed 0 english ships destroyed
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What subjects did the nobility study?
.foreign languages, history and philosophy .girls- needlework, horse riding and dancing .boys- fencing, horse riding and other sports
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Grammar schools?
Every town in England had a grammar school by 1577 Schools for bright boys who came from well off families in towns.
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Girls in education?
sent to dame school basic education mostly focused on being a good housewife
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University?
. attend age 14/15 . oxford and cambridge . geometry, public speaking and logic
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Impact of education?
30% or men and 10% of women were literate by the end of Elizabeth's reign
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Sport for nobility?
men+women= hunting + fishing men= wrestling + swimming
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Sport for poor?
men= football ,swimming
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Spectator sports?
. baiting- bear+bull . cock fighting
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Music and dancing?
.all classes passionate .wealthy families employ musicians .dancing brought men and women together, but not social classes
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Literature pastimes?
. history books . most people wrote poetry
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Theatre?
. Red lion in whitechapel 1567 . popular for all classes
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Who were the poor?
.40% of the poor in Norwich were under 16 . 2/3rds of the poor in Norwich were women
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Poor in elizabeth?
.rural to urban migration
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What was enclosure?
Replacing large, open fields with divided, smaller fields belonging to one individual. .new ideas and practices= speeding up farming .sheep farming increased which meant less people were required
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Why did poverty increase?
.rising population .inflation .failed harvests .taxes increased due to war . cloth trade collapse
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Statute of Artificiers?
.1563 .anyone who refused to pay poor relief would be sent to prison .officals would be fined £20 for not collcting poor relief
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Vagabonds act?
.1572 .harsh punishments for vagabonds- whipped, ear drilling .The act created a register of the poor in each local area, made towns and cities responsible for finding jobs for those idle poor
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Poor relief act
.1576 .differentiate between those idle poor and those who were impotent .Justices of the Peace provide raw materials for the able bodied poor to make things that they could sell as a business to make money .wood, straw and wool .Houses of Correction were also set up where those who refused to work were also sent.
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Galleon?
.much larger than traditional ships
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How much did Drakes circumnavigation make?
500 million in todays money
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What was the driving force behind new world discovery?
.trade .slaves .silver mines .tobacco, sugar, cotton and herbs
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What ship did Drake use?
Golden Hind
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Effects of circumnaviagtion?
.boosted morale .improved english repuatation .encouraged others to raid Spanish colonies .more colonies in America
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Walter Raleigh?
.knighted in 1585 .instrumental in English colonisation
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Reasons for virginia colonisation?
.naval base to attack Spanish Shipping .base for building overseas army .trade of sugar and tobacco .control of spices, less of a reliance on Italy and Spain
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Raleigh planning?
.organsied and raised funds .promoted voyage and persuaded people to leave England .able to gain backing from Liz and got a ship and gunpowder worth 400 .other individuals like Walshingham donated
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Timing of mission?
Ships set off far too late in the year – cannot plant crops to see the colonists through the winter
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Ship?
.all supplies on one ship .hits a rock looses lots of possessions
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How many signed up?
107 half are soldiers large majority incapable of assisting when landing not prepared for the hardship
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Leaders?
Grenville- violent approch Lane-peaceful couldnt agree
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Cheif Wingina?
.resistant .annoyed at the constant demands for food .didn't trust .wanted to unite the coastal tribes to banish English
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Small pox?
killed 30% of those infected deadly to native americans

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