section 1 Flashcards

1
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time period/ family

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Tudors

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2
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father

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Henry V111

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3
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grandfather

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Henry V11

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4
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brother

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Edward V1 - no heir

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5
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sister

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Mary- no heir

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6
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when did Elizabeth get the throne

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1558

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7
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why did people question her claim to the throne?

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mother (Anne Boleyn), Henrys second wife was beheaded

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8
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why did her gender pose an issue?

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16th century patriarchal society
female monarchs couldn’t lead an army

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9
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how much debt did she inherit?

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£300,000

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10
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how did Elizabeth deal with her debt?

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raised taxes

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11
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what made the debt worse?

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had to take out new loans to fund an army and navy to defend England

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12
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what happened in the reformation?

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Protestants challenged the old Catholic beliefs

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13
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puritans

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extreme protestants who wanted to take the reformation even further

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14
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elizabeths religion

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Protestant but disliked extremism if puritans

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15
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most english peoples religion

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very catholic- could rebel if she banned catholic beliefs, mainly the poor in North and West (rural)

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16
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pressure from protestants

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protestants and puritans in power such as MPs and Privy councillors wanted England more protestant

17
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European superpowers- religion

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Spain and France were strongly Catholic and threatened to invade if Elizabeth doesn’t return to Catholic

18
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Protestants in Europe

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eg- Netherlands
needed her help

19
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When was Elizabeth’s religious settlement

20
Q

Protestant features of settlement

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Queen- head of church rather than the pope
All churches had an english bible

21
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catholic features of settlement

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Churches could be highly decorated
Priests had to wear vestments

22
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Other features of the settlement

A

known as the middle way
everyone expected to attend church each sunday
recusants fined

23
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Catholics before 1580

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remained loyal to the pope but followed Elizabeths laws and attended protestant services (Church Papists)

24
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Elizabeth towards Catholics before 1580

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Tolerated Catholics- didn’t enforce the fine for recusancy in catholic areas

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What did the pope say in 1580
it wouldn't be a sin to kill Elizabeth, increasing risk of assassination
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Catholic threat after 1580
began to plot to make Mary Queen of Scots the Catholic Queen
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Who planned an invasion of England after 1580
Philip of Spain
28
1581
fine for recusancy increased to £20
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1585
death penalty for anyone sheltering a catholic priest
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1593
new law banned Catholics from travelling more than 5 miles away from home
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how many catholics were in england in 1588
3 million
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how many catholics were in england in 1603
40,000
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1605
Catholics tried to assassinate the new king in the Gunpowder Plot