northern earls rebellion

• What was the Northern Rebellion also known as?

  The Rising of the North
• Who led the Northern Rebellion?

  Earl of Northumberland and Westmorland
• What was a key factor in the Northern Rebellion?

  Desire to depose Elizabeth I
• What did the Northern Earls resent?

  Elizabeth I's Protestant policies
• What did the Earls do in Durham?

  Stormed the cathedral and celebrated Mass
• What was the outcome of the Northern Rebellion?

  Poorly organized and swiftly suppressed
• What was the significance of the Northern Rebellion?

  Highlighted religious tensions and royal control
• What was the impact of the Northern Rebellion on Elizabeth I's rule?

  Strengthened her control over the North
• What was the significance of the Northern Rebellion?

  Highlighted religious tensions and royal control
• What was the impact of the Northern Rebellion on Elizabeth I's rule?

  Strengthened her control over the North
• What was the Northern Earls' Rebellion of 1569 primarily about?

  Restoring Catholicism and replacing Elizabeth I
• What did the Northern Earls hope to achieve by placing Mary, Queen of Scots, on the throne?

  Restoration of Catholicism in England
• What was a significant political concern for the Northern Earls?

  Weakening of their power by Elizabeth I
• Who were the key figures in the Northern Earls' Rebellion?

  Thomas Percy and Charles Neville
• What was the outcome of the Northern Earls' Rebellion?

  Elizabeth's forces crushed the rebellion
• How did the Northern Earls' Rebellion threaten Elizabeth's rule?

  It highlighted deep religious divisions in England
• What was the outcome of the Northern Earls' Rebellion?

  Suppressed by Elizabeth's forces
• How did the Northern Earls' Rebellion threaten Elizabeth's rule?

  It highlighted deep religious divisions in England
• What was the outcome of the Northern Earls' Rebellion?

  Suppressed by Elizabeth's forces
• What was a significant outcome of the Revolt of the Northern Earls?

  It highlighted religious and political tensions
• Who were the leaders of the Revolt of the Northern Earls?

  The Earls of Northumberland and Westmoreland
• What was the main goal of the Northern Earls' rebellion?

  To replace Elizabeth with Mary, Queen of Scots
• What was a key reason for the failure of the Northern Earls' rebellion?

  Lack of widespread support from Catholics
• What happened to the Earl of Northumberland after the rebellion?

  He was captured and executed
• What was a consequence of the Northern Earls' rebellion?

  Increased persecution of Catholics
• How did the Northern Earls' rebellion affect Elizabeth's authority?

  It strengthened her authority as a monarch
• What was the significance of the Revolt of the Northern Earls?

  It marked a violent challenge to Elizabeth's reign
• What did the Northern Earls hope to achieve with their rebellion?

  To restore Catholicism and replace Elizabeth
• What was a consequence of the Northern Earls' rebellion for the Catholic community?

  Increased persecution and tightened anti-Catholic laws
• What was the fate of the Earl of Westmoreland after the rebellion?

  He fled to Scotland
• How did the Northern Earls' rebellion impact future plots against Elizabeth?

  It fueled further conspiracies against her
• What was the role of foreign support in the Northern Earls' rebellion?

  Hopes for foreign intervention were dashed
• What was the outcome of the Battle of Dussindale?

  The rebels were defeated
• What was a key factor in the failure of the Revolt of the Northern Earls?

  Poor leadership and lack of unity
• What did the Northern Earls hope to achieve by seizing Durham?

  To rally support for Mary, Queen of Scots
• What was the impact of the Northern Earls' rebellion on Elizabeth's reign?

  It solidified her position as a Protestant monarch
• What was the fate of many rebels after the Northern Earls' rebellion?

  They were executed for treason
• How did the Northern Earls' rebellion affect the Catholic community in England?

  It led to increased persecution of Catholics
• What long-term consequences did the Northern Earls' rebellion have on English politics?

  It fueled further plots against Elizabeth
• What was the primary cause of the Revolt of the Northern Earls?

  Religious dissatisfaction with Protestant reforms