Elizabeth Government Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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Name the 2 main chambers

A

Presence Chamber + Privy Council

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2
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How many men met and how often at the start of the reign on the PC?

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20 members max 3x a week

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3
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When was the PC members meeting daily?

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By the 1590s

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4
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What were the Key Functions of the PC?

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finances, national defence, enforce law, oversee regional councils

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5
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By 1597 there were how many members of the PC?

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11

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6
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How many bishops and knights were on the House of Lords

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26 bishops

72 Nobels

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7
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By 1603 how many people were in the House of Lords?

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55

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8
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How many Mps were in the house of commons?

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462

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9
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What % of MPs spoke in a debate

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10%

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10
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What % of Mps voted?

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47%

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11
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What was introduced to deal with the high levels of absence at parliament?

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Fine introduced

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12
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How many times were parliament called?

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13x

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13
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How many times were parliament called for taxation?

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11/13

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14
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How many estates were owned by Norfolk?

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414

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15
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What title does Cecil get in 1571?

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Lord Burghley

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16
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Name 3 areas Cecil was in control of?

A

role in administration, finance, propaganda

17
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A month after Marys death, Spanish ambassador called Cecil

A

‘man who does everything’

18
Q

Name an example of factional rivalry and what rebellion did this lead to any why?

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Robert cecil + Essex led to essex rebellion 1601 + execution- fall due to resul 4 monopoly renewal, failure in ireland and in bedchamber w E wo wig on

19
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When did Robert Dudley joined council ?

20
Q

Name 6 roles in the Government

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Lord treasurer /Lord Chamberlain/ vice Chamberlain/ keeper of the great seal/ Lord High Admiral
Jps

21
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What was the Court of wards for?

22
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How many acts were passed?

A

438 acts passed

23
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How many bills did E refuse?

How many in 1585 alone?

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E refused over 60 bills

15 in 1585 alone

24
Q

Describe the case of Peter Wentworth

A

Commons called for imprisonment of peter wentworth for demanding free speech 1576
1593 he raised issue of succession and E sent him 2 life imprisonment

25
By when were there Lord lieutenants in every shire?
Lord lieutenants in every shire by 1585
26
Name Elizabeth's actions to gain greater control of the government
Elizabeth's actions- key accurate notes to catch councillors out, consulted with men outside the PC, executed- Norfolk Essex, improsion and arrest
27
When was the Golden Speech? Where was it? How many MPs?
Golden Speech of 1601 | - led 2 tears, Whitehall 140 MP
28
Who did Elizabeth inherit as Lord Treasurer? | By 1585 what did he cause?
Lord Treasurer William Paulet. By 1585 paid off Marys 300k debt and got reserve of 300k
29
In 1570 name some protestants appointed to PC | What did this lead to?
1570-protestants appointed to PC- Sir Walsingham. SIm Mildmay, Sir Sadler, Sir Smith. Sir Sidney Led to inner ring of 8
30
Name the Puritan division that challenged Elizabeth's religious reforms How many members?
Puritan choir | 40 members
31
How much money did Winchester + Leicester owe to the Crown + why?
Winchesert + leicester owed 70k to the crown as E allowed them to use the revenue
32
Name examples of division in gov
Divided over Mary Queen of Scots Treatment/ netherlands walsingham against Burghley aid/ marriage